In rare move, Florida Republicans defy DeSantis on immigration
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The Florida legislature unexpectedly rejected Governor Ron DeSantis's call for new immigration laws, swiftly concluding a special session he had convened. Demonstrating unusual bipartisan resistance, state legislators called their own session and even overrode one of DeSantis's budget vetoes, marking a significant turn against his authority. Lawmakers expressed frustration at feeling 'bullied' into the special session, rejecting implications that their actions were against Trump’s immigration stance. This event showcases a significant shift in the Florida political landscape, as GOP lawmakers assert their independence from DeSantis's agenda and defend their political autonomy.
It was a remarkable turn of events in Tallahassee where, for most of his time in office, DeSantis has led the state agenda and received almost no pushback from fellow Republicans.
Republican lawmakers, without naming DeSantis, said they resented being 'bullied' into the special session.
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