Difficult Decision of Alabama Immigration Law

ATLANTA-the federal court of appeals issued a decision in part on Friday temporarily blocked Alabama, requiring law schools to check the immigration status of students, but let the provisions enabling the police to arrest suspected illegal immigrants living in the country.

the 11TH Circuit Court of appeals issued by the Obama administration questioned the law in Alabama, says it could overwhelm its relations with the countries of Latin America and advocacy groups have said that he shot “chaos”.

The idea is to have the appropriate documents for migrants on Friday, a crime that is not part of the Alabama law will be blocked.

The final decision of the law for months, this time won ‘ t for more arguments.

Many Hispanics had United States Government at the end of September, the judge claimed that the police arrested or driven by the very law for fear it may be. A large number of construction workers, landscapers and the Spaniards in the field is locked hands, no public schools, teachers and students.

To combat deficiencies. John McMillan, the Alabama Commissioner of agriculture, one of the points recommended by the farmers consider the publication of the programme of work for the rental of a prison.

The Ministry of Justice of the Alabama law called “radical new system of the State” and the Court of appeal ban called a patchwork immigration policy of the Member States. The Agency said that the law would strain diplomatic relations with the countries of Latin America, warned that the law could affect millions of workers, tourists and students in the United States

Phaenkoklao law that allows illegal immigrants class “is not a legal contract to not pay at home and at school. without fear of recording used as a tool to try to stop and delete them and their family members.

The Hispanic population has increased over the past ten years, immigration has become an important issue 145 Alabama 185 persons born in Mexico, big speed 600. Counties of the Spanish speaking, with some currents communities are often larger than Spain school students.

Alabama law was considered by both supporters and opponents are stricter than similar laws issued in Arizona, Utah, Indiana and Georgia. U.S. judges in these States have blocked in whole or in part, by such measures.

Jan Ciampëi Governor of the State of Arizona, this year asked the Supreme Court of the United States to resolve the legal Battle over immigration legislation, which was difficult.