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Latino group urges Jacksonville mayor to veto immigration bill

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At Thursday's town hall, a group advocated for the Jacksonville mayor to veto the immigration bill, while supporters of the bill urge her to sign it.

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Latino group urges Jacksonville mayor to veto immigration bill

At Thursday's town hall, a group advocated for the Jacksonville mayor to veto the immigration bill, while supporters of the bill urge her to sign it.

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Jacksonville mayor weighs veto of immigration bill

After the Jacksonville City Council this week passed an ordinance to let local police jail undocumented immigrants, Mayor Donna Deegan says she’s not sure she’ll sign the bill into law. Deegan says her administration is working with the Office of General Counsel to review the legality and potential unintended consequences of the measure.  Deegan says she believes existing state and federal immigration laws could make the local ordinance redundan…

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First Coast broke the news in Jacksonville, United States on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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