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Starting next month, the road trips to Jacksonville could land Hinojosa in jail – a product of a bill Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law in May, which imposes criminal penalties and steep fines on people who transport immigrants without legal status into Florida. The move, which DeSantis said is aimed at restricting human smuggling, will have significant implications for the South Georgia immigrant communities who routinely cross into Florida for leisure, health care, or family reasons.

>Starting next month, the road trips to Jacksonville could land Hinojosa in jail – a product of a bill Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law in May, **which imposes criminal penalties and steep fines on people who transport immigrants without legal status into Florida**. The move, which DeSantis said is aimed at restricting human smuggling, will have significant implications for the South Georgia immigrant communities who routinely cross into Florida for leisure, health care, or family reasons. [Source Article](https://www.ajc.com/news/georgia-news/traveling-to-florida-a-felony-georgians-could-be-impacted-by-new-law/FDTRCIZ4IFB6XGGQBSYBWMT6NY/)

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Starting next month, the road trips to Jacksonville could land Hinojosa in jail – a product of a bill Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law in May, which imposes criminal penalties and steep fines on people who transport immigrants without legal status into Florida. The move, which DeSantis said is aimed at restricting human smuggling, will have significant implications for the South Georgia immigrant communities who routinely cross into Florida for leisure, health care, or family reasons.

Is that supposed to be a bad thing?

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A very smart law in my opinion. DeSanctimoneous is getting LGBT to leave Florida and Illegals to stay the hell out, Troons to stop grooming little kids ... lots to like there. DeSanctimoneous should (and will) remain Governor of Florida.

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DeSanctimoneous should (and will) remain Governor of Florida.

Floridians would agree with you there. He's term-limited though, which is driving his desire to seek higher office.

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I didn't realize he's there until 2026. Perfect timing to campaign for POTUS in the 2028 election, unless Kari Lake has plans. I'd like to see Kari clean up AZ as it's Gov first though. She won it and AZ needs her.