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Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley signed H.B. 565 into law on June 9.

10 reasons why Ala.'s immigration law is bad for education

Nov 17, 2011 ◇ Center for American Progress

Alabama’s new immigration law is already profoundly affecting educational institutions, administrators, teachers and students in the state. Read more» 1

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Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley during a May 10 press conference. Bentley put his pen to H.B. 56, Alabama’s harsh anti-immigration law, on June 9.

The nasty ripple effects of Ala.’s immigration law

Oct 27, 2011 ◇ Marshall Fitz & Angela Maria Kelley/Center for American Progress

Alabama's H.B. 56 has made the state deeply inhospitable to all immigrants. As U.W. Clemon, Alabama’s first black federal judge, recently put it: In Alabama, “the Hispanic man is the new Negro. … It’s a sad thing to say.” Read more» 5

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