Summary
Some police officers in Florida are still using a state law to arrest people who are in the U.S. without legal permission, despite a judge stopping the law. A recent report shows two more arrests were made under this law in July.
Key Facts
- A Florida law bans people without legal U.S. status from entering the state.
- A federal judge has paused this law while it is being challenged in court.
- Despite the pause, some officers in Florida continue to enforce the law.
- Two people were arrested under this law in July.
- Florida's attorney general must file reports on enforcement as part of a judicial requirement.
