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Alabama legislators working to amend immigration law

4/7/2012

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Huffington Post: "Republican House Speaker Mike Hammon filed a bill that would make changes to H.B. 56, a partially blocked law that allows police and other government officials to inquire about citizenship status in a number of situations...Among the changes: Police would be required to ask about immigration status if they became suspicious only during traffic citations or arrests, not at any stop. It would also eliminate a provision that said renting to an undocumented immigrant could be considered harboring and clarify business' obligations in dealing with people in the U.S. without papers." Here is the fact sheet releast by Hammon's offic
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11/19/2024 11:59:35 am

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Michael Reed link
11/26/2024 01:50:52 pm

Alabama legislators' efforts to amend immigration laws show a commitment to addressing evolving challenges. The changes could impact local communities and businesses significantly.

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David Lopez link
2/25/2025 09:13:23 am

Alabama lawmakers are revising the immigration law to address concerns and ensure fairness. The amendments aim to balance enforcement with economic and social impacts on communities and businesses.

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