Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has unveiled his proposed $115.6 billion state budget for the upcoming fiscal year, emphasizing fiscal responsibility, tax relief, public safety, and education investments while cutting government spending by $3 billion compared to the current year.

Republican lawmakers and the term-limited executive are locked in a bitter standoff over President Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Florida lawmakers defied DeSantis and approved their own version of sweeping immigration reforms amid a GOP power struggle.

The “holiday” would take place during a time of year when mass shootings and gun violence are at their highest.

Ron DeSantis on Wednesday pledged to veto an immigration bill passed during a special legislative session Tuesday, triggering a potential showdown with Republican House and Senate leaders in a tug-of-war over efforts to carry out President Donald Trump’s agenda.

Gov. DeSantis reaffirms his commitment to signing an open carry bill in Florida, positioning firearms as a key issue in the ongoing political debate.

As Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Legislature continue their feud over immigration, the governor proposed a $115.6 billion budget for next fiscal year, along with a recommendation to add $505 million to the current budget for state and local law enforcement agencies to help federal officials deport unauthorized immigrants.