Immigrant Workers Fear Traveling to Florida for Hurricane Recovery Due to New Law
- A survey found over half of disaster response workers would avoid Florida due to the state's new immigration law.
- The law includes provisions like criminalizing transporting undocumented individuals and requiring E-Verify use.
- Supporters believe the law will deter unauthorized immigration, while critics argue it will hurt the economy.
- A potential shortage of workers could impede hurricane recovery efforts if another major storm hits Florida.
- Immigrant workers say the law creates fear in their communities and are reluctant to help with rebuilding efforts.