Two Bills Passed Through Judiciary Committee

Senate Bills 2040 and 318 are making their way through the legislator, possibly affecting Florida’s stance on immigration.

SB 318 passed unanimously 7-0 through the Judiciary Committee on April 4. This bill would allow undocumented students in the state of Florida to attend a state college or university with in-state tuition.

The bill has three more committee stops to go before it hits the senate floor.

In addition, SB 2040 passed the Judiciary Committee 5-2 on April 4.

It would mandate businesses in the state of Florida to submit all employees to E-Verify, an electronic verification program by Homeland Security, aimed to ensure that all employees are documented citizens or have a work visa.

For more information, contact the Office of Senate President (321) 752-3131.

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