Thread: DOJ aides visit Alabama over immigration law

DOJ aides visit Alabama over immigration law

politico.com
By TIM MAK
11/28/11 2:46 PM EST




The immigration law enacted in Alabama is being challenged in federal court. | AP Photo

Two top Justice Department officials traveled to Alabama on Monday to gather information on the impact of the state’s controversial immigration law and said they are concerned the toughest-in-the-nation crackdown has run afoul of federal rights.

“The more we hear, the more we are concerned about the impact of Alabama’s immigration law on a wide range of federal rights,â€

well let me tell all you illegal immigrants you say life is not fair
that a good one. you can say that again life been very good to all
of the illegal Immgrants & the hell with the american life is not fair
to us that is gov & our President roll out the red carpet to all other
Country & the hell with the American. they hell every other
Country & the hell with us well that is going to stop go & walk & hold
your sign In your Country. alabama Hold your ground & every Other state stand your ground . we don't want the Illegal Immigrnats
or any other country to S/// on us any more . or the gov
we are all sick of the run around do your job. fight for your Country
or get the hell out
No amnesty Or Dream Act

Please read!

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-256321.html

Tom Perez came to the DOJ from Casa de Maryland where served as the President. He has advocated for the rights rights of non citizens at the expense of citizens for many years based on his own ethnic preference. He is, in my opinion, using his posititon and taxpayer funds to further his own personal agenda. He is abusing his office.