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alp227

(32,006 posts)
Thu May 17, 2012, 04:49 PM May 2012

Alabama governor wants more discussion on immigration law

Source: CNN

Alabama's governor on Thursday called in lawmakers for a special session in part to further explore changes to the state's anti-illegal immigration law, considered the country's toughest.

The day before, lawmakers had passed a bill, HB 658, which proposed changes to the state immigration law, which is currently being challenged in federal court.

Rather than sign it into law or veto it, Gov. Robert Bentley summoned lawmakers to take up the bill one more time.

Supporters of HB 658 said the changes would make the law better, but critics quickly pounced on it, saying it would make it even worse.

Read more: http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/17/us/alabama-immigration-law/index.html

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Alabama governor wants more discussion on immigration law (Original Post) alp227 May 2012 OP
Well, when you have crops rotting in the feald.... wandy May 2012 #1
These guys will be screwing with this law for decades -- such bigotry attracts votes in many areas. Hoyt May 2012 #2
I'll bet. no_hypocrisy May 2012 #3

wandy

(3,539 posts)
1. Well, when you have crops rotting in the feald....
Thu May 17, 2012, 05:05 PM
May 2012

It might just be time to reassess you're position on the people who used to pick the crops.

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
2. These guys will be screwing with this law for decades -- such bigotry attracts votes in many areas.
Thu May 17, 2012, 05:10 PM
May 2012
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