After weeks of war between Florida Gov. and leaders in his own party, state Republicans have reached a deal on new legislation to help implement President Donald Trump's immigration agenda. The negotiations led to DeSantis keeping more immigration authority than was originally proposed by Republicans in the state legislature,

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and Republican leaders in the Florida legislature ended their weeks-long stalemate over how to support the Trump administration’s immigration policies with a new bill announced Monday.

After a contentious special session last month, Florida lawmakers called their own special session today to pass a bill targeting illegal immigration.This time

ORLANDO, Fla. – Lawmakers in Florida are on the brink of enacting a new law addressing illegal immigration. A special session that started today is set for lawmakers to reach an agreement after previous conflicts over the bill’s content.

Lawmakers still haven’t sent the TRUMP Act they approved two weeks ago to the governor’s desk after Gov. Ron DeSantis promised to veto the act.

The governor and legislators had jockeyed to prove that their respective plans for immigration enforcement aligned with President Trump’s.

GOP legislative leaders will convene another special session as they try again to pass sweeping new measures to boost immigration enforcement.

The Florida Legislature will once again convene for a special session aimed at addressing immigration. FOX 13’s Kellie Cowan breaks down the deal reached by Gov. Ron DeSantis and legislative leaders.

Republicans in Tallahassee announced Monday they would start a new special legislative session aimed at changing the sweeping immigration bill in the Florida Legislature passed in both chambers in January.