Florida lawmakers convened another special session to boost immigration enforcement, two weeks after reaching a stalemate with Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Senate President Ben Albritton and House Speaker Danny Perez announced Monday that “there has been a great deal of productive discussion” on how the state can help Trump on the

The Florida Senate voted Thursday to pass sweeping immigration legislation. The legislation aims to make several major changes, including: Read: Required death penalty sought in immigration plan • Make it a state-level crime to knowingly enter into Florida illegally • Deny bail and raise penalties for undocumented immigrants who commit a crime • Appropriate $250 million for local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration law • It would also slash in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants Read: New York isn’t alone when it comes to granting driver’s licenses to immigrants without legal status Democrats also attempted to pass last-minute amendments to the legislation.