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The Associated Press reports that Alabama’s tough enforcement law has gone before a federal judge, and along the way, explains perhaps inadvertently the reasons for alarm on the part of Alabamans. One example is an estimated 120,000 illegal aliens residing in the state, which is quite a large number given that the influx has been rapid [...] August 24th, 2011 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, cost, education, enforcement, illegal workers, job displacement, taxpayer |
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