Mississippi anti-immigration law dies in senate

From CNN: "Less than a month after handily passing Mississippi's House of Representatives, a controversial immigration law died this week in the state's Senate. The Mississippi bill would have required police to check the immigration status of people who are arrested. It also would have prohibited any "business transactions," including renewal of drivers' licenses and obtaining business licenses, for undocumented immigrants."

I wonder if Mississippi lawmakers are watching what's going on in Alabama.