Yesterday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis scheduled a special session of the Florida legislature for January 27, with the express purpose of appropriating funds for enforcing immigration laws.

Some Florida Republicans were mad about this. Specifically the Florida speaker of the House and Senate president, saying it's 'too soon' to discuss deportations.

In fairness, one could argue this should have been part of a regular legislative session, but it wasn't. It is, however, necessary. DeSantis was one of the governors who flipped the illegal immigration debate on its ear by bussing illegals to sanctuary cities -- something the Left did not like. At all.

We're not surprised Trump appreciates DeSantis' move.

Republicans: shooting themselves in the foot since forever.

California just approved $50 million to fight Trump's agenda, so yeah. They won't.

We're sure if Trump's support doesn't get the dissenting Republicans in line, DeSantis will.

People voted for change. The status quo isn't working and is actually harming Americans.

 {ai:summary}<p>Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has called a special legislative session for January 27 to secure funding for enforcing immigration laws, aligning with President Trump's agenda to combat illegal immigration. This move has drawn mixed reactions from Florida Republicans, with some leaders expressing concerns over the timing.</p><p>Despite internal GOP dissent, Trump has publicly supported DeSantis, emphasizing the need for strong action against illegal immigration. Advocates argue that this initiative is crucial for maintaining law and order and addressing what they see as a foreign invasion affecting American communities. #illegals</p>

'Thank You, Ron!' Trump Praises DeSantis Special Session on Immigration, Tells Other Governors to Do Same

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