US EditionFlorida sues White House over funding tied to new state labor law
- Florida has sued the Biden administration over the threat to withhold $800 million in transportation infrastructure funding due to a new state law that unions view as anti-labor.
- The state argues that the funding is being conditioned on Florida's agreement not to enforce provisions that the Secretary of Labor believes undermine collective bargaining.
- Florida passed laws to protect workers from union pressure and is pushing back against what it sees as federal overreach.
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Fla. Says Biden Admin Can't Nix Funds Over Anti-Union Bill
Florida accused the Biden administration Wednesday of unlawfully intervening in the state's bid to crack down on public-sector labor power by threatening to withhold more than $800 million in funding for transportation infrastructure unless the state abandons the new collective bargaining reforms.
Florida sues Biden administration over threats of withholding funding due to union laws
Florida state officials have launched a lawsuit against the Biden administration for reportedly withholding federal grants over what they are describing as state union laws.
Florida Sues Biden Admin Over Threats To Withhold Funds over Union Regulations
by Will Kessler at CDN - Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday alleging that the Biden administration threatened to withhold grant funding over a new state union law, according to an office press release. The suit claims that the federal government is violating the Spending Clause and the Administrative Procedure Act by … Click to read the rest HERE-> Florida Sues Biden Admin Over Threats To Withhold Funds ove…
Florida sues White House over funding tied to new state labor law
Florida sued the Biden administration on Wednesday, accusing it of threatening to withhold more than $800 million of funding for transportation infrastructure because of a new state law that some public sector unions have viewed as anti-labor.
Florida sues Biden administration in new dispute over unions
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida’s attorney general, a steadfast ally of Gov. Ron DeSantis, on Wednesday kicked off a new legal fight against the Biden administration that centers around a contentious new law regulating unions that the governor has boasted about on the presidential campaign trail. Attorney General Ashley Moody filed a federal lawsuit in Fort Lauderdale that asserts top White House officials — including Transportation Secretary Pete B…
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