Ron DeSantis signed a law banning protests outside of homes and called abortion protesters 'unruly mobs'

The law signed by the governor will make it illegal to picket outside of homes in Florida.

The Florida State Legislature passed a bill in March. The recent abortion protesters in front of the Supreme Court Justices homes are examples of unruly mobs and angry crowds, according to a statement from the man.

It is inappropriate to send unruly mobs to private residences, like we have seen with the angry crowds in front of the Supreme Court justices.

The law will take effect in October and allows law enforcement to ask people to leave. If protestors refuse to leave after a warning, law enforcement can arrest and charge them with a second-degree misdemeanor.

US Senators moved to outlaw protests outside of Justice's homes after condemning them.

Civil immunity was granted to drivers who hit protesters in the anti-riot law signed by DeSantis. A judge blocked the law.

Representatives for DeSantis did not respond to the request for comment.