At Interfaith Alliance of Florida, we turn faith and conscience into action. We mobilize people across beliefs to safeguard individual rights, champion justice, and build a more just and democratic Florida for all.
We’re not just about thoughts and prayers—we’re about action and change.
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Faith and conscience call us to speak out against Florida’s 287(g) agreements, which expand local law enforcement’s role in federal immigration enforcement and risk creating fear, eroding community trust, and discouraging immigrants from seeking help. Across Florida, residents, faith leaders, and advocates are using their voices at city halls and county commissions to oppose these agreements and defend the dignity of their neighbors. Regardless of our faith or beliefs, we share a responsibility to stand against policies that harm our communities.
Democracy requires more than casting a ballot; it requires showing up, speaking out, and demanding justice. We urge local leaders to reject 287(g) agreements and call on communities across Florida to stand together: Speak up. Speak out. End 287(g).
Read our full Op-Ed here.
We are urging Floridans to consider the long-term consequences and reject Amendment 3 to protect the safety, health, and well-being of all Floridians.
Florida’s Amendment 3 is not a tax break—it’s a threat to the public safety and human services our communities depend on. Eliminating homestead property taxes would jeopardize police, fire and EMS services, hospitals, mental health programs, senior and youth services, and hurricane preparedness while forcing local governments to raise other taxes and fees. These costs would ultimately fall on renters, working families, and small businesses, leaving Floridians paying more for less.
Read our full Op-Ed here
