Florida leaders are standing strong against violent mobs. Governor Ron DeSantis made it clear: if protesters surround your car, you can drive away to protect your family. A new law says blocking roads is illegal, and drivers won’t face charges for escaping dangerous situations.

Sheriff Wayne Ivey warned protesters they’ll “get run over” if they trap drivers. He promised deputies will use deadly force against anyone throwing bricks or firebombs. Florida’s message is simple: chaos won’t replace the rule of law.

The governor’s team says peaceful protest is allowed, but violence gets crushed. Recent riots in other states sparked these tough rules. DeSantis wants Floridians to feel safe, not held hostage by angry mobs.

Attorney General James Uthmeier warned outsiders not to test Florida’s resolve. He reminded everyone that rioting brings harsh penalties. The state works closely with ICE to deport criminals who break protest laws.

Los Angeles-style chaos isn’t welcome here. When California let mobs block streets, Florida doubled down on order. Leaders say they’ll protect neighborhoods from lawless activists trying to spread fear.

Common sense wins in the Sunshine State. Drivers shouldn’t have to cower when thugs surround their vehicles. The law backs hardworking citizens over radical troublemakers every time.

Sheriff Ivey put it bluntly: attack cops or vandalize property, and you’ll meet serious consequences. Florida won’t tolerate mobs destroying businesses or threatening families. Safety comes first.

This is how patriots defend freedom. Strong laws, brave police, and leaders who put Americans first keep Florida thriving. While other states crumble, DeSantis proves law and order work.