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Rhetoric vs. Reality: What the Campaign Ad Leaves Out

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026 FAC_Media 5 Comments campaign messaging, family impact, housing restrictions, James Uthmeier, Media Buzz, public safety, registry reform, SB 212 min read

Rhetoric vs. Reality: What the Campaign Ad Leaves Out Children deserve to be safe. People who have been harmed deserve care and justice. Families deserve clear facts about the laws that shape their lives. A campaign ad for Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier features sheriffs, talk of hunting down predators and caging monsters, and a large number: over 2,000. For

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Media Tuesday The Buzz #5: Families, Fresh Perspectives and Reasons for Hope

October 13, 2026October 12, 2026 FAC_Media 0 Comments court decisions, family impact, Florida Action Committee, human rights, international travel, legal advocacy, Media Buzz, public safety, Registry News, registry reform, rehabilitation, The Buzz, youth registration min read

FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE MEDIA Tuesday’s Media Buzz Families, Fresh Perspectives and Reasons for Hope October 13, 2026 • News, context and community Behind the headlines, people are still living their lives. A court decision, a proposed restriction or an enforcement announcement can change how people move through the world. This week’s stories invite us to look beyond the headline: what

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Florida’s Registry Keeps Growing. Public Safety or Overenforcement?

October 12, 2026October 11, 2026 FAC_Media 3 Comments accountability, enforcement funding, FDLE, Florida registry, ICAC, Media Buzz, Operation Cooked, OPPAGA, public safety, registration requirements, registry reform, SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY min read

INVESTIGATIVE REPORT Florida’s Registry Keeps Growing. Public Safety or Overenforcement? What are taxpayers getting? By Florida Action Committee Media Opinion and Commentary · October 11, 2026 An arrest makes a headline. What happens afterward is harder to see. Florida’s registry grows, reporting rules accumulate, and public money supports enforcement. But the public still needs clearer answers about costs, outcomes

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