Floridians for Immigration Enforcement

When immigration is viewed only racially and culturally, limits and legality will never be imposed. The debate must focus on limitations and lawfulness, otherwise open borders will make the United States a marketplace and not a country.

FLoridians for IMmigration ENforcement (FLIMEN) is a group of concerned Floridians advocating for immigration enforcement. The group will also strive to eliminate illegal immigration incentives and will challenge the myths and pandering by elected officials and newspapers.

University of Miami Law School Immigration Clinic

Thanks to Governor DeSantis, the Republican-controlled Florida House and Senate, and to many good pro-American Floridians, the Anti-Sanctuary bill SB168 was finally put into effect on April 13, 2023.

The bill SB168 is fairly simple in that all legal entities in Florida must comply with federal immigration law or face firing by the Governor.

The original enactment date of July 1, 2019 was delayed by four years due to legal challenges brought by 10 pro-illegal immigration groups.

The legal challenge by the University of Miami Law School, the Southern Poverty Law Center and others was ultimately overturned because the Obama-appointed Judge Beth Bloom allowed parties to the suit that did not have standing. The suit was not even judged on merits.

FLIMEN worked very hard for enactment and was heavily slandered by the infamous Southern Poverty Law Center during the process.

Floridians should realize that the University of Miami Law School Immigration Clinic and the Southern Poverty Law Center worked together against law and order and against the good citizens of Florida.

Take a look at just how anti-law and order the University of Miami Law School really is;

Miami Law Joins Immigrant Rights Groups Seeking Preliminary Injunction Against Anti-Sanctuary Bill

"In 2019, Miami Law's Immigration Clinic partnered with Southern Poverty Law Center and the Community Justice Project to ask U.S. District Judge Beth Bloom for a preliminary injunction against the bill."

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Sanctuary City Challenge - Clinic Represents Immigration Rights Groups and South Miami

"The University of Miami Law School Immigration Clinic announces that it will partner with and represent the Southern Poverty Law Center, and the Community Justice Project. the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Community Justice Project to ask Obama-appointed U.S. District Judge Beth Bloom for a preliminary injunction against the Anti-Sanctuary bill."

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Immigration Clinic Helps Overturn Florida’s Racist Anti-Immigrant Law in Federal Court

"In 2019, Miami Law's Immigration Clinic partnered with Southern Poverty Law Center and the Community Justice Project to ask U.S. District Judge Beth Bloom for a preliminary injunction against the bill."

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Immigration Clinic Honored for Suit Against Anti-Sanctuary City Law

"WeCount!, the Homestead-based organization committed to building the power of the local immigrant community in Homestead, Florida, through education, support, and collective action, honored Miami Law’s Immigration Clinic for its work litigating against anti-sanctuary city policies and laws at its annual gala."

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