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Florida, Death Penalty and Capital Crimes

Florida Lawmakers Want To Impose Death Penalty On Undocumented Immigrants Convicted Of Capital Crimes

The initiative is part of a broader immigration package resulting from an agreement between state GOP lawmakers and Gov. Ron DeSantis

CBS News · 23h

Florida lawmakers push for death penalty for some convicted undocumented immigrants

The death penalty provision is included in bills (HB 3C and SB 4C) that also criminalize undocumented immigrants over 18 who "knowingly" enter Florida after evading U.S. immigration officers. First-time offenders would face a nine-month jail sentence, while repeat offenses would be felonies with a minimum one-year prison sentence.

The Daily Beast on MSN · 13h

Florida to Require Death Penalty for Migrants Convicted of Capital Crime

Florida lawmakers passed legislation Thursday that will make the death sentence mandatory for undocumented immigrants convicted of a capital crime in the state, like murder or the sexual abuse of a young child.

Tampa Bay Times on MSN · 1d

Florida seeks mandatory death sentences in immigration bill. Will courts allow it?

Florida lawmakers want to make the death penalty mandatory for immigrants in the country illegally who are convicted of capital crimes, a change that would remove the jury from the process and would challenge existing constitutional precedent.

Palm Beach Post6d

5 shot, 2 killed, deputy injured after Florida armed robbery. What we know

A massive manhunt Friday morning in North Florida ended with the death of the suspect ... 2 killed during armed robbery at Quincy, Florida, gas station The Gadsden County Sheriff's Office ...

Miami Herald7d

Robbery suspect dead after killing 2 and wounding 3, including deputy, Florida cops say

The robbery took place at this gas station in Quincy, Florida, and two of the four people who were shot have died, the Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office says. Street View image from May 2023.

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