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SA国际传谋 140 laws from the regular session and a trio of special sessions are set to take effect July 1, the start of the state鈥檚 fiscal year.

DeSantis signed a series of law enforcement-related measures Tuesday, with many of them designed to increase penalties for criminals and give police and prosecutors more options to pursue them.

ormer U.S. Rep. Gwen Graham, who fell 3.1 percentage points short of being the Democratic gubernatorial nominee in 2018, could be on the ballot again this year, but in a supporting role.

Florida will soon be able to legally designate groups as 鈥渄omestic terrorist organizations鈥� under a bill headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis鈥� desk. The Republican-controlled House voted 80-25 on Thursday on the measure (HB 1471) which backs up DeSantis鈥� executive order in December that named two Islamic groups as terrorist organizations.

State legislators won't complete the budget by Friday, requiring talks on the spending plan to move beyond the scheduled end of the regular session, House Speaker Daniel Perez said Monday.

The House voted 105-2 on the plan (HB 7031), which drew some criticism for lifting sales taxes for the next fiscal year on firearm accessories, including holsters, magazines, muzzle devices, sights and suppressors.

An effort to further limit the number of out-of-state and international students at top Florida universities drew House support Tuesday.

A proposal to tighten voter eligibility rules was approved by the Republican-controlled House on Wednesday over the objections of Democrats who contend seniors and students will be among those blocked from casting a ballot.

Legislation putting new restrictions on large-scale data centers, major plank of Gov. Ron DeSantis鈥� push to put guardrails on artificial intelligence, cleared its first House committee, The State Affairs Committee voted 24-1 on the measure (HB 1007) that in part addresses key issues such as electricity and water use needed to maintain the data centers.

Florida lawmakers on Tuesday moved closer to placing President Donald Trump鈥檚 name on the Palm Beach International Airport despite turbulence over state funding, trademarking rights and his personal conduct.

A proposal to further limit the amount of out-of-state and international students at some Florida universities continued to advance in the House on Tuesday.

Gov. Ron DeSantis ratcheted up his concerns last week about potential 鈥渟erious harms鈥� on humans from the growth of artificial intelligence and the need for state regulations. Yet as the Legislature approaches the scheduled midpoint of the regular session, only the Senate has moved DeSantis鈥� desired 鈥淎rtificial Intelligence Bill of Rights鈥� and his call to lessen the impact of massive data centers on utility ratepayers.