By james art 
Tallahassee – Florida legislative leaders have issued a stunning rebuke to governor Ron Ron, rejecting his call for a special legislative session while conducting his own to support President Donald Trump’s immigration program.
“Sometimes leadership is not about to be a question,” said Senate President Ben Albrite, R-Wauchula, on Monday, in apparent criticism of Desantis. “It’s about following the leader you trust. I trust President Trump. “
Albrite said it rejected the aggressive inter -landing agenda of the landing, which includes a criminal accusation of the police, which does not chase it and builds a database of “big brother” to people who want to send money abroad.
These ideas were not Trump’s agenda, Albrite said, and could be unconstitutional.
Republican leaders are now offering to wear immigration landings. They propose to undress the landing from his body to impose immigration to the state and to give this power to the Agricultural Commissioner Wilton Simpson, a Republican who has frosty relations with a landing.
If the state legislators approve the proposal, Simpson will become the chief immigration director of the state and monitor how local and state law enforcement authorities shall apply the Trump Immigration Program.
“I believe that special sessions should be used sparingly, they should not be cascades designed to generate titles,” Home Chairman Daniel Perez, R-Miami told members. “The legislative process must encourage the pressing and attracting meaningful conversations that lead to the development of good and better ideas.”
This move is a surprising end of the rare two -week opposition between the landing and legislative leaders.
Department began calling for a special session to deal with the condominium crisis in September. But it wasn’t until Trump swore to office earlier this month did the governor officially ordered them back to Talahasi.
The order required the legislators to return to Talahasi, but what they would do was eventually to Perez and Albrite, who quickly pulled away against the idea.
Department initially proposed an aggressive agenda of condominium reforms, facilitating hurricanes and reforms in the process of citizens’ initiative to amend the state constitution.
Perez and Albrite said the ideas were “premature” and potentially “irresponsible”, noting that the landing does not provide “real account language or even meaningful details.”
As they supported Trump’s immigration program, they wrote that they had to wait to see what the president would offer.
Since then, Union has been campaigning to ashamed of state MPs by heading to X and Fox News, warning that they will face consequences that they are refuted.
In the meantime, Zoanthis has published more details on the legislation proposed and quietly canceled its proposed program. He cut off any mention of condominium property and the relief of hurricanes.
Has his proposal disappeared, which made him a crime for the local police and that the selected officers fail to cooperate entirely with the state and federal immigration directives.
Some legislators have been publicly and privately assigned the call for a special session. Senator Randy Finn, R-Melbourne Beach, said it was a sign of a “kind man who loses importance”.
Usually, special legislative sessions are held to deal with emergencies, with a clear agenda known in advance.
Senator Ed Hooper, the port of R-Palm, said he was never so much in the dark for what was to come during a special session in his 15 years in the legislature.
“This is something unprecedented that we would come here without knowing a solution or having a certain plan,” Hooper said on Monday.
This is a developing story. Check again for updates.