U.S. District Judge Sharon Blackburn has ruled, and the most important provisions of H.B. 56, Alabama?s new immigration law, will now go into effect.
This law protects job opportunities for American citizens and legal immigrants and restores market forces on wage levels based on the law of supply and demand for?legal?labor. ?It extinguishes the black market for labor in Alabama. ?In doing so, it also curbs rampant exploitation of foreign-born workers.
Now it?s time to help match up the folks in need of a job with the employers who need workers. ?Those on Alabama?s unemployment rolls will no longer have the excuse that jobs are going to illegal aliens.
There is one voice that hasn?t had a seat at the table in this litigation ? the voice of millions of aspiring immigrants around the world who are patiently waiting in line and following the proper procedures to come to this country legally. ?It is frequently said that there are some jobs American citizens just won?t do. Perhaps, but that?s no justification for the illegal actions of those who sneak across our borders only to steal job opportunities from other immigrants who respect our laws.
This bill doesn?t single out any group for punishment; it promotes?legal?immigration. ?Alabama jobs are wide open to all immigrants who simply follow the law.
Unfortunately, this bill does not fix the Federal government?s horribly broken immigration system. ?By taking up state-level enforcement of Federal immigration law, we are putting much-needed pressure on Washington to pass real immigration reform that protects our national security while responding to economic realities.
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