FloridaGeneral NewsLatin AmericaMexicoMexico governmentUnited States governmentWorld News Mexican Leader Encourages U.S. Citizens to Reject DeSantis Due to Florida’s Strict Immigration Law by Michael Nguyen July 3, 2023 written by Michael Nguyen July 3, 2023 6 comments Bookmark 67 On Monday, the President of Mexico urged American voters to withdraw support for Florida’s governor and Republican presidential hopeful, Ron DeSantis, due to the recent implementation of a stringent immigration law in his state. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s critique of the Florida statute – which Mexico asserts could potentially lead to migrant discrimination – signifies his second deviation from Mexico’s usual policy of non-interference in foreign political affairs. Earlier this year, in March, he openly labeled Peru’s government as racist and illegitimate. “We could not stand by in silence,” expressed López Obrador about the Florida regulation during a press briefing on Monday. IN OTHER NEWS State enacts new laws concerning heated issues: gender, firearms, and abortion Parkland school shooting case unveils legal gaps following officer’s acquittal DeSantis-endorsed new Florida laws tackle immigration, firearms, and more Trump and DeSantis woo Moms for Liberty, highlighting the group’s growing clout within the GOP The Florida statute, effective from July 1, imposes strict penalties on employers hiring immigrants residing in the U.S. unlawfully. The law supports DeSantis’ migrant relocation program and curtails social services for immigrants without stable legal status. López Obrador advocated for the withdrawal of votes for those showing disdain towards migrants. The law endorsed by DeSantis last month broadens the obligation for businesses employing more than 25 individuals to utilize E-Verify, a federal system confirming the legality of a potential employee’s work status in the U.S. The law also mandates that Medicaid-affiliated hospitals incorporate a citizenship inquiry in their intake forms, a measure critics argue could deter undocumented immigrants from seeking medical assistance. According to a statement released on Saturday by Mexico’s Department of Foreign Affairs, the Florida law “will infringe upon the human rights of thousands, including Mexican children, and could foster an atmosphere that might culminate in hate crimes against the migrant community.” Table of Contents Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Florida Immigration LawWhy did Mexico’s president call on Americans not to vote for Ron DeSantis?More about Florida Immigration Law Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Florida Immigration Law Why did Mexico’s president call on Americans not to vote for Ron DeSantis? Mexico’s president called on Americans not to vote for Ron DeSantis because of Florida’s enactment of a tough immigration law. The Mexican government believes that this law is likely to result in discrimination against migrants, leading to concerns about human rights and potential hate crimes against the migrant community. 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It’s important to speak up against policies that violate human rights. Reply FreedomFighter87 July 6, 2023 - 3:14 pm Finally, someone is taking a stand against DeSantis and his anti-immigrant agenda! Mexico’s president is right to call out Florida’s unjust law. We need more leaders to speak up for the rights of migrants. #HumanRightsMatter Reply LizzyGurl July 6, 2023 - 4:20 pm I totally agree with Mexico’s president! Florida’s immigration law is so harsh and could lead to discrimination against migrants. It’s important to speak up against policies that violate human rights. Reply John_Smith July 6, 2023 - 4:44 pm This is ridiculous! The Mexican president should focus on his own country’s issues instead of meddling in the affairs of other nations. DeSantis has every right to enforce immigration laws in his state. Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ
