Thomas Kika is a Newsweek weekend reporter based in upstate New ... scare tactic.' I, in no way, share their opinion." Fernandez-Barquin continued: "Florida's unlawful immigration bill is centered ...

Florida Republicans who voted to pass the state's imminent anti-immigration law ... new arrivals across the state. "This bill really doesn't have any teeth," she added. Neither representative ...

Florida legislators ... industries that rely on immigrant labor. Fernandez-Barquin criticized his Republican colleagues Tuesday for dismissing the law as a “scare tactic.” ...

A Republican state representative who voted in favor of a new law setting ... from Florida. Got footage from inside this event. They admit the bill is “100% meant to scare” immigrants and ...

assuring that the Florida representative does not see the bill as a mistake, or some messaging bill. “During [the] forum, some of my colleagues dismissed SB 1718 as merely a ‘scare tactic,’ ...

Florida Republicans concerned about the state’s new anti-immigration law and its potential impacts ... “This bill is 100% supposed to scare you,” says state Rep. Rick Roth, who ...

Christian Paz is a senior politics reporter at Vox, where he covers the Democratic Party. He joined Vox in 2022 after reporting on national and international politics for the Atlantic’s politics ...

The Florida laws came into ... to research that found immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated than their US-born counterparts. “Perpetuation of these scare tactics,” she says, “are ...

Florida lawmakers say SB 1718, a new anti-immigration law set to take effect on July 1, was written to scare migrants from moving to the state. Now, they're trying to convince people to stay. AP ...