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Beason’s Anti-illegal Immigration Bill Passes Senate Committee 7 to 1

By Brandon Moseley and Susan Britt Alabama Political Reporter Last week the Alabama House of Representatives passed HB658 which addressed many of the questions and concerns about HB56, the Hammon-Beason Alabama Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act, which the Alabama legislature passed last year and which went into effect in October. Senator Scott Beason (R) from … Continued

April 25, 2012

Public hearing held for competing immigration bills

By Susan Britt Alabama Political Reporter MONTGOMERY–On Wednesday, two bill directed at the immigration law as codified in HB 56 were open for public hearing. House Bill 658 (Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee) seeks to clarify and strengthen HB 56 while Senate Bill 41 (Senate Judiciary Committee) would repeal the bill completely. Representative Micky … Continued

April 12, 2012