In Florida, illegal aliens who commit crimes aren’t deported — they’re put to death
Summary
Florida has passed a law that requires the death penalty for any illegal immigrant convicted of first-degree murder. The state also allows death sentences to be handed down by juries that do not have to be unanimous and permits the death penalty for certain sexual crimes against young children.Key Facts
- Florida passed a law in 2025 making the death penalty mandatory for illegal immigrants convicted of first-degree murder.
- The state permits juries that are not unanimous to impose death sentences.
- Prosecutors can seek the death penalty for sexual battery against children under age 12.
- Florida aims to be known as the state with the most death penalty cases in the country.
- The law specifically targets illegal immigrants who commit serious crimes.
- Death penalty laws in Florida have expanded in recent years.
- The changes have raised public attention and debate about criminal justice in the state.
- The law affects how illegal immigrants convicted of major crimes are sentenced.
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