Florida will begin arresting commercial truck drivers who cannot speak English proficiently enforcing President Trump's executive order.

Multiple sources confirm that President Trump signed an executive order mandating English language proficiency for commercial truck drivers, aiming to rescind previous policies and reinforce safety and communication standards.transportation.govtransportation.govTrump’s Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy: Truck Drivers Who Want to Share...thehill.comthehill.comDonald Trump signs executive order requires truck drivers to speak English+1 more

The executive order includes provisions that drivers who fail to meet English proficiency requirements can be placed out-of-service, which means they cannot legally operate commercial vehicles until compliance is met.jacksonville.comjacksonville.comTrump, English proficiency truck drivers: What are the Florida rules?

However, none of the sources provide evidence that Florida has initiated arrests of commercial truck drivers based solely on English proficiency. Instead, enforcement appears to focus on regulatory actions such as placing drivers out-of-service rather than criminal arrests.palmbeachpost.compalmbeachpost.comTrump enforces order that commercial truck drivers must speak English+1 more

Local reactions from South Florida truck drivers indicate concern and debate about job security and the implications of the order but do not report arrests or law enforcement detaining drivers for language issues.youtube.comyoutube.comSouth Florida truck drivers react to Trump's order requiring them to speak...reddit.comreddit.comr/Miami on Reddit: South Florida truck drivers react to Trump's order requiring...

The Palm Beach Post article clarifies that English proficiency was already a requirement and that the executive order reinforces this but does not mention new arrest policies.palmbeachpost.compalmbeachpost.comTrump enforces order that commercial truck drivers must speak English

Therefore, the claim that Florida will begin arresting commercial truck drivers who cannot speak English proficiently is not supported by the available evidence. Enforcement is administrative and regulatory rather than criminal.