Jim DeFede analysis: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis backs down on immigration
MIAMI - As this year's third Florida special legislative session on immigration gets underway 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, did indeed back down.
As he fights with Republicans over spending, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis looks to eliminate a program designed to help Black businesses.
After weeks of fierce political infighting, Governor Ron DeSantis and Florida's GOP-controlled legislature have signed off on immigration reform bills, ending their heated battle—at least for now.
Casey DeSantis was a loud supporter of her husband on the campaign trail when he ran for president. Getty Images The former Casey Black met Ron DeSantis on a golf course at Naval Station ...
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — With Donald Trump now in the White House, Gov. Ron DeSantis wanted Florida to ... insight into what to expect. Rep. Dean Black (R-Jacksonville) said he was confident ...
Ron DeSantis (R) and members of his own ... tweaking the legislation in an attempt to compromise with DeSantis and his allies. The White House was involved in the brokering of the compromise ...
Ron DeSantis ... least sense. Both DeSantis and the Legislature say they’re working on behalf of Trump. Both said they discussed their immigration proposals with the White House.
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