FL S1100

Denies agricultural land classification for 2-10 years depending on violation severity if landowner knowingly hires unauthorized aliens (2 years for 5 or fewer persons, 5 years for 6-10 persons, 10 years for more than 10 persons), with land assessed under standard valuation during denial period.

Imposes civil fine of $25,000 per unauthorized alien employed on agricultural landowners in addition to agricultural classification penalties.

Requires Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to disseminate information about federal work authorization program compliance to persons regulated in agricultural capacities.

Requires applicants for licensure, certification, or registration in specified professions (parts III of chapter 450, part I of chapters 489, 509, and chapters 563-565) to demonstrate compliance with federal work authorization programs for all employees and contractors/subcontractors.

Establishes disciplinary grounds including denial of license application, suspension (2-5 years depending on number of unauthorized aliens), revocation, and $25,000 administrative fine per unauthorized alien for persons in regulated professions who knowingly hire unauthorized workers.