15 bills on immigration
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| Bill | Title | Where it stands | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB 271 | Foreign and Alien Bail Bond Insurers Susan L. Valdés | Became law | May 7, 2026Chapter No. 2026-61 |
| SB 1542 | Immigration Jason W. B. Pizzo | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Commerce and Tourism |
| SB 1380 | Unauthorized Aliens Jonathan Martin | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Banking and Insurance |
| HB 1307 | Unauthorized Aliens Berny Jacques, Kiyan Michael | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in State Affairs Committee |
| HB 1247 | Commercial Motor Vehicles Operated by Unauthorized Aliens Jason Shoaf | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Government Operations Subcommittee |
| SB 708 | State Immigration Enforcement Action Database Lori Berman | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Criminal Justice |
| HB 419 | Law Enforcement and Immigration Officer Identifying Information and Face Coverings Angela "Angie" Nixon | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee |
| SB 328 | Immigration, Law Enforcement, and State-issued Identification Carlos Guillermo Smith | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Commerce and Tourism |
| SB 316 | Law Enforcement and Immigration Officer Identifying Information and Face Coverings Carlos Guillermo Smith | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Criminal Justice |
| HB 315 | Immigration, Law Enforcement, and State-issued Identification Dotie Joseph | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Judiciary Committee |
| SB 310 | Immigration Tina Scott Polsky | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Judiciary |
| SB 304 | Violations of State Immigration Laws Jonathan Martin | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Judiciary |
| HB 229 | Violation of State Immigration Law Berny Jacques | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Civil Justice & Claims Subcommittee |
| SB 86 | Commercial Motor Vehicles Operated by Unauthorized Aliens Don Gaetz | Died | Mar 13, 2026Died in Messages |
| SB 642 | Foreign and Alien Bail Bond Insurers Danny Burgess | Died | Mar 6, 2026Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see HB 271 (Ch. 20… |
From Florida's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.