Thread: All 13 arrested Ala immigration protesters out

11 of 13 arrested for protesting Alabama immigration law released from jail

By Associated Press, Updated: Thursday, November 17, 3:05 PM

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Eleven of the 13 people arrested during a protest of Alabama’s tough immigration law have been released from jail.

Ten of the 13 were released on $300 bond each Thursday afternoon from the city jail and left out the front door of the Montgomery Police Department chanting “undocumented, unafraid.â€

I don't feel sorry for any of you I don't care how old you are you are you still illegal Immigrants In my book
& yes we will fight to get our Country back
No amnesty

What was the point in arresting them if they are not going to be held accountable for being here illegally? Matter of fact, what was the point in passing those new laws if you are not going to enforce them?

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All 13 arrested Ala immigration protesters out

By BOB JOHNSON, Associated Press
5:07 p.m., Nov. 17, 2011

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — All 13 people arrested during a protest of Alabama's tough immigration law have been released from jail.

Ten were released on $300 bond each Thursday afternoon from the city jail and left out the front door of the Montgomery Police Department chanting "undocumented, unafraid." Attorney Mike Winter says the final two were let out later.

An arrested juvenile was released Tuesday night to her parents.

They all were arrested for sitting down in the middle of the street in front of Alabama's Statehouse Tuesday.

Those arrested are mostly college students who say they came to the U.S. as children and do not have proof they are here legally.

A spokesman for the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement said the agency hasn't lodged a detainer against any of the protesters.

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