Some Latino Floridians support Gov. Ron DeSantis but oppose legislation he's pushing that makes life more difficult for migrants.
The newest law, passed by Florida’s Republican-controlled legislature, is narrower
Immigration crackdowns have backfired for Republicans before, leading to Democratic gains in once-red states. A 2010 immigration law in Arizona that authorized A person’s immigration status can take months or years to sort out as they apply for residency or defend themselves in immigration court.The complexity of immigration status in Florida was apparent in the long line of people outside federal immigration court one recent day
church members said the DeSantis approach to immigration caught them off guard. Many favor his conservative views, particularlybut they also care for the more than 20 migrants sleeping in the Sunday school classrooms at night, helping them to find work so they can strike out on their own. In the crowd were Mary Chavez, 44, and her husband, Yovany Hernandez, 45, a carpenter. The couple, Cuban nationals who arrived in the border city of Del Rio, Tex., in 2021 with their two sons, now 22 and 18, said they were well on their way to starting a new life in the United States.Chavez, a former nurse, said she had worked on a bone-marrow transplant team but could never get ahead in Cuba.
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