Come out and show your support to the cause and help Alabama politicians realize that immigrants are more than willing to to give back to there communities here in Alabama.
They say immigrants do nothing but drain the state’s resources, well on Saturday Beason and Bentley will see how much immigrants here in the state really do contribute to our state.
What greater gift to give than the gift of life itself!?
You are truly perfect and never let the anti-immigrant rants from people try to convince you otherwise.
All we would like for Christmas is for this video to be spread far and wide to reach its target audience.
Undocumented youth who are currently facing a very uncertain future and may be going through some very dark days.
This video does a fantastic job of showing undocumented youth that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
Never forget that there are people out there ready to help you and don’t forget that your not alone.
We will always be here for you and if you ever need any help don’t hesitate for a second to contact us.
The Department of Justice has issued a warning to law enforcement in Alabama that if any reports of racial profiling under this law are reported then federal funding would be cut.
You know there is something seriously wrong when you sign into law a bill that provides NO training for law enforcement and has NO funding of any kind.
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Enough! Basta ya!
Have the states not learned from the mistakes of Arizona, Georgia, and Alabama?
Rotting produce and entire apartment complexes empty don’t seem to be deterring South Carolina from passing there SB 1070 copycat bill.
The prospect of losing millions of dollars apparently is of no concern to the state of South Carolina.
The Department of Justice will challenge this law in court and hopefully cause the ‘Papers please’ provision to be blocked.
We will not condone these laws and we will not idly stand by while our community is under attack.
When our community is under attack what do we do?
Stand up and fight back!
Our state motto is “We dare defend our rights”, but whose rights the state is defending and at what cost needs a serious reevaluation.
Who pays for the damages this law is causing to our beautiful state?
I’ll tell you who has to pay for all of the damages befalling our state!
Alabamians who for the most part have been misinformed about an immigration law that the state does not even need!
When first drafted HB-56 was referred to as the Citizens and Taxpayers Protection Act.
Sounds very misleading when you take into account all of the farmers who have lost there livelihood, families that have had to leave a state they call there home, and the embarrassment this law has caused to two of the states most important corporations.
It baffles me how other states analyzed and refused to pass similar laws due to the fact that they realized that they would not be able to afford it such as Oklahoma and Louisiana.
Yet Alabama politicians seemed to have had there heads in the sand when it came to making very informed and well thought out decisions.
