By james art 
Florida Governor Ron Ron Ron Ron meets the actions of the Republican legislator in a special session that deals with immigration, and the judge blocks the federal freezing of funding, which was started by President Donald Trump.
Florida Senate accepts the Immigration Bill after delay
Republicans in the Senate of Florida accepted immigration of 2-B immigration of CS on Tuesday night, with 21 senators voting in support of the measure and 16 voted against the proposal.
The bill was adopted after an amendment was adopted by State Senator Joe Gruts. The amendment redefines the role that the Commissioner for Agriculture would have in dealing with the federal government on immigration Affairs.
The legislators in the Floridian Capitol spent the bigger part of Tuesday in almost stagnation of immigration.
The chambers remained empty until the late afternoon, with the governor and legislative leaders still divided into details.
“In short, President Trump wants more badges, more beds for detention and laser focusing the capture of illegal aliens who violate our law,” said State Senator Joe Gruts, one of the sponsors of the bill.
Governor Ron Roanis still wants more, while legislative leaders want less.
This disagreement forced the legislators to start the day almost six and a half hours after yesterday’s scheduled schedule.
“We saw a lot of online chatter back by posting duel statements. And it doesn’t seem that the governor of the landing is playing. He seems really angry that we finally show independence as a legislative branch, “said State representative Anna Escamani.
Even Trump’s administration is now confronted. They made several proposals, including the imposition of the death penalty against undocumented migrants convicted of a crime by Capitol.
Legislators began to gather through a new 84 -page bill, which replaces the old bill on Tuesday, and plans to complete the approval of the measure on Tuesday night.
This will end in the country for training for undocumented migrants. This will also enhance penalty against any undocumented migrant convicted of a crime. Governor Ron Roanis was not satisfied with the legislation previously considered. He wanted more and the legislators were pushing less.
Legislators had to start voting at 12 o’clock in the Senate and 1:00 pm in the House, but that was slow.
The special session began after the assaulter called on the legislators to look at the issue. They got into Monday and fell away – essentially killed all the accounts broadcast.
Instead, the Senate and the Chamber launched their own special session, pushing their own immigration package. They say that their own bill is more referred to with the immigration orders of President Donald Trump, not by the governor’s instructions.
Zaths replied on Monday, saying that he was glad that Republicans in Florida agreed to hold a special session, although they said earlier that such a move was premature.
He then listed the problems he has with this proposed legislation, stating that this is not far enough for the more, “suggestions that I have outlined and are needed to ensure that Florida leads to the execution of the term of office of The Trump Administration for the implementation of immigration law and the deportation of illegal aliens. “
Desantis also responded to the proposal using a stronger language on Monday afternoon, calling some of the provisions of the unconstitutional bill.
Florida House President Daniel Perez and Senate President Ben Albrite have made a statement in response, argued that the governor had not read the text of the bill, also set the Trump Act.
“The governor did not read President Trump’s executive orders before calling a special session. In truth, they did not exist. And it seems that he has not read SB2B/HB 1B before issuing a response to social media. He equalized the serious and inappropriate insults of his colleague cabinet employee, local law enforcement officers and our agricultural community, “said a message posted to press members.
“The legislature will not act in an impossible or dishonest manner, attacking anyone, especially our law enforcement authorities. Unlike others, the legislature is not interested in the fascination or attack of Floridians, especially the Florida Order. Our goal is to work with President Trump. Anyone who says something else is not reading the bill, not to read the executive orders, or just not to tell the truth, “the statement continued.
Since the jump, legislative leaders resisted the call of a special session, calling it “premature” and even “irresponsible”.
Perez said in prepared remarks for a special session 2025-B that the Chamber has canceled previously planned committee meetings for this week to focus exclusively on the special session.
The Federal Judge temporarily blocks the freezing of Trump administration on federal grants and loans
A federal judge temporarily blocks the freezing of the Trump administration for federal grants and loans that can total trillions of dollars.
US District Judge Loren L. Alihan blocks the action on Tuesday afternoon, minutes before it comes into force. The administrative stay stops freezing until Monday.
The White House had planned to start the pause as they began an ideological review of federal costs on board.
The plan has caused confusion and panic among organizations that rely on Washington for their financial savior.
The freezing of funding by the Republican administration can affect trillion dollars and lead to a widespread interruption in healthcare research, educational programs and other initiatives. Even the grants that have been awarded but not spent must be stopped.
“The use of federal resources to progress Marxist justice, transgendrism and social engineering policies of New New Deal is the loss of dollars of taxpayers who do not improve the daily life of those we serve,” said a note from Matthew Weite, the current director of the service for management and budget sent on Monday.
Democrats and independent organizations quickly criticize the administration, describing its actions as capricious and illegal, as Congress has already authorized funding.
“More lawlessness and chaos in America like the Donald Trump administration does not obey the law, maintaining virtually all vital means that support programs in every community across the country,” said the leader of minorities in Senate Chuck Sumer, Democrat from New York. “If that continues, the American people will pay a terrible price.”
The pause was due to take effect at 5:00 pm on Tuesday, and it is unclear from the note how much sweeping it will be. Weit said that all expenses should comply with Trump’s executive orders, which aim to cancel the progressive steps on transgender rights, environmental justice and diversity, justice and inclusion or DEI, efforts.
VAETH writes that “every agency must complete a comprehensive analysis of all its federal financial aid programs to identify programs, projects and activities that may be involved in any of the president’s executive orders.”
The White House press release, Carolyn Levit, who faced a number of questions on the note during a briefing on Tuesday, tried to emphasize that the new directive was not a permanent ban. Instead, she cited it as a “temporary break or freezing” until it could be determined whether the funding fits in with Trump’s priorities. She told reporters that she would notify them when the management and budget office decides what funding would continue to go out the door.
White House press secretary Carolyn Levitt speaks at the White House daily briefing in Washington Tuesday, January 28, 2025 (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
“We saw the Biden administration spending money like drunk sailors,” Levitt said. “This is a big reason to have an inflation crisis in this country, and it is imperative that this administration again make sure that every penny is honest.”
She added that she had talked with the nominee for the director of Omb, Russell Wutr, who has not yet been confirmed by the Senate, early Tuesday and his door is open to federal agencies to make the case “needed and” needed and In accordance with the President’s program. “
Washington is a cost center that flows into various departments, local authorities, non -profit organizations and contractors, and the note has left countless people who are dependent on this money, wondering how they will be affected.
The break is the last example of how Trump uses his power over the federal system to improve his conservative goals. Unlike his first term, when Trump and many members of his inner circle were not familiar with Washington, this time he reached deep in bureaucracy.
“They push the president’s agenda from the bottom up,” said Paul Light, an expert in the federal government and professor Emeritus of Public Service at New York University.
He also said there are risks in Trump’s approach, especially with so many voters relying on Washington.
“You can’t just drive, hassle, hassle. You have to deliver.”
Medicare and social security benefits will not be affected by the break, according to the note. But there was no explanation whether the break would affect Medicaid, food brands, disaster help and other programs. The note stated that it should be applied “to the extent permissible in accordance with applicable legislation”.
During the White House briefing, Levitus repeatedly insisted that assistance for “direct people” would not be influenced, indicating social security benefits, Medicare benefits, more in particular the benefits of food and the benefits of well -being. It is not quite clear what direct individual assistance is and Levit has not fully answered a few questions with a request for clarification. Asked if freezing would affect the diet on the wheels, the course of start or the help of disasters, she reiterated that “this does not affect the individual help that goes to Americans.”
In a post of X after the briefing, Levitus admitted that there was a break in the government portal on the Medicaid website, but said it was expected to return online “Soon”.