The Florida Chamber of Commerce is asking a federal appeals court to continue blocking a new law that would prevent state and local governments from contracting with firms that have business links to Cuba or Syria.
The chamber filed a brief Monday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit that says the law passed this year would have “far-reaching implications and unintended consequences that will irreparably harm Florida businesses and the state’s economy.”
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