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Originally Posted by mikemhg

I think there's truth to that for sure, GLOW. You likely will see less illegals migrate through Florida (although) lets be real, most illegals aren't migrating through Florida in the first place outside of Cubans/Dominicans/Haitians.

These laws will definitely affect them on the corporate side, you'll see less companies (you're seeing this already) wanting to open shop within the state itself. The problem is money talks, Florida is cheap, they offer tons of incentives to draw business there.

From an agricultural standpoint, I don't think it'll make much of a difference. Most immigrants tend to go where they have family and a support system, if Florida is that state, they'll still go there.

The penalties writ-large in any state are quite strict nowadays if ICE gets their hands on you anywhere at this point.

https://en.as.com/latest_news/florid...-immigrants-n/

Human smuggling will not be tolerated in Florida. Knowingly transporting an illegal immigrant into Florida will result in 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine per offense.

If you have a family member who is illegal will you risk going to jail to give him a ride?