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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Immigration law places burden on municipalities | The Troy Messenger - That means requiring vendors who do business with cities to complete new paperwork regarding the immigration status of their employees. It means new layers of paperwork for individuals and businesses seeking licenses to operate in the city.
Doc Bentley | al.com - J.D. Crowe - Kinda hard to calm down when there's a guy wavin' a gun in the room. The governor can't sweet-talk nervous business interests out of one side of his mouth while whispering red meat rhetoric out of the other. Alabama has worked hard to shed its intolerant, backwoods image. That work has been shot full of holes with this immigration law. It should be repealed.
Legislators divided over Alabama immigration law fix | GadsdenTimes.com - Democratic state Sen. Billy Beasley seeks to repeal Alabama’s strict anti-immigration law next year, but Republicans including Gov. Robert Bentley want only to tweak it. Attorney General Luther Strange has recommended more than tweaks to significant portions of the law that are being challenged in federal court and in the streets by pro-Latino, civil rights and civil liberties interest groups.
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