Desantis types Blaise Ingoglia as the next CFO in Florida

Tampa, Fla. -Florida governor Ron Desantis appointed Senator Blaise Ingoglia as the new Chief Financial Officer in the state, a post that had been free since the former CFO Jimmy Patronis at the beginning of this year to get a seat in the congress for a seat.

Ingoglia won the headquarters in Florida in the Senate in Florida in 2022, after serving in the house in Florida from 2014 to 2022.

Ingoglia was particularly the architect of the Senate Act 1718 in 2023, which invalidated the driver licenses issued by other countries to immigrants in the country. Forced hospitals received from the state Medicaid Finance to collect data on the immigration status of patients; punished companies that do not deal with authorized immigrants; The use of e-verify by companies required to ensure that their employees are legally able to work in the United States. And made it a crime to transport a person in the state of Florida who, among other things, illegally entered the country.

The draft law was signed by Desantis to the law in May 2023.

Now that the CFO position has been occupied, the administration of Desantis still has an important position – the former Lt. Governor Jeanette Nunez left her position to take on the task of a president at Florida International University in early 2025.

The governor's lieutenant's office is still not refilled, but another Senator of the State, Jay Collins, was one of the names to fill the seat.