Immigrants/Illegals protest Florida Law when they are breaking the Law

Activists in Jupiter, Lake Worth Beach Protest Florida Law

Those on the other side of law continue to justify why they are needed.

And they always come to Lake Worth Beach where this sort of action is encouraged and diversity welcomed by these liberal commissioners.

Protesters took to the streets in Jupiter and at City Hall in Lake Worth Beach this past weekend to oppose new state legislation that targets undocumented immigrants, warning it will starve key industries of workers and further marginalize the many undocumented residents who call South Florida home.

Several dozen immigrants and activists marched and waved signs in separate events in the two cities, the latest in a series of manifestations against the new law, Senate Bill 1718, which takes effect July 1.

The protesters warned that the legislation, which requires businesses to check job applicants’ legal status and makes it a crime to transport an undocumented immigrant into the state, will prompt many undocumented immigrants to leave and could discourage others from calling police during emergencies or seeking medical care. That's part of their argument.

Palm Beach Post article

CS/CS/SB 1718: Immigration

GENERAL BILL by Fiscal Policy ; Rules ; Ingoglia

Immigration; Prohibiting counties and municipalities, respectively, from providing funds to any person, entity, or organization to issue identification documents to an individual who does not provide proof of lawful presence in the United States; specifying that certain driver licenses and permits issued by other states exclusively to unauthorized immigrants are not valid in this state; requiring certain hospitals to collect patient immigration status data information on admission or registration forms; requiring the Department of Economic Opportunity to enter a certain order and require repayment of certain economic development incentives if the department finds or is notified that an employer has knowingly employed an unauthorized alien without verifying the employment eligibility of such person, etc. APPROPRIATION: $12,000,000

Illegals and undocumented immigrants who crossed into our country are breaking our law.