Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is rolling out his next budget proposal, aiming to reduce spending next year amidst ongoing conflicts with lawmakers over an immigration bill.

Senate President Ben Albritton and House Speaker Danny Perez announced Monday that “there has been a great deal of productive discussion” on how the state can help Trump on the

MIAMI - As this year's third Florida special legislative session on immigration gets under way this week in Tallahassee, there is one unmistakable conclusion: Gov. Ron DeSantis lost. The man whose failed presidential campaign was based on the slogan: Never Back Down,

GOP legislative leaders will convene another special session as they try again to pass sweeping new measures to boost immigration enforcement.

The governor and legislators had jockeyed to prove that their respective plans for immigration enforcement aligned with President Trump’s.

But after days of jockeying and negotiations, lawmakers announced a package of compromise bills Monday that includes input from DeSantis and other state officials, as well as the White House. Here’s what to know about Florida’s special session on immigration,

Florida lawmakers will meet for another special session to consider proposals that would make Florida “the strongest state in the country for combatting illegal immigration,” according to Governor Ron DeSantis.

Florida lawmakers will meet in another special session this week to pass a package of bills targeting illegal immigration — with Gov. Ron DeSantis’ support.