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FL H1307
Bill
Status
1/8/2026
Primary Sponsor
Commerce Committee
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AI Summary
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Department of Financial Services prohibited from issuing licenses or certifications to unauthorized aliens; Division of Risk Management prohibited from approving claims submitted by adult unauthorized aliens
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Employers who hire adult unauthorized aliens become personally liable for all workers' compensation costs including medical treatment, disability, and death benefits; employers must verify employment eligibility through E-Verify before submitting workers' compensation claims
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Escalating penalties for employers knowingly hiring unauthorized aliens: first violation up to $10,000 fine with 1-year license suspension; second violation up to $100,000 fine with 5-year suspension; third violation up to $250,000 fine with permanent license revocation
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Foreign remittance transfer providers must verify senders are not unauthorized aliens before processing transfers; violations result in 25% penalty on transfer amount; random quarterly audits required beginning July 1, 2026
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Rebuttable presumption of fault created against drivers with invalid out-of-state licenses involved in motor vehicle accidents; insurers prohibited from paying claims to unauthorized out-of-state drivers unless presumption is rebutted by clear and convincing evidence
Legislative Description
Unauthorized Aliens
Last Action
1st Reading (Committee Substitute 1)
2/13/2026