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    Alabama Immigration Law Not Getting Support From Federal Gov

    Alabama Immigration Law Not Getting Support From Federal Government

    Posted: 10/26/11 03:45 PM ET By ALICIA A. CALDWELL, ASSOCIATED PRESS
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    (AP) WASHINGTON -- The government hasn't offered to help Alabama put in place a strict immigration law that the Obama administration is challenging in court, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday.

    The administration has sued to block the law, which is considered the toughest state immigration measure in the country.

    "We have been working the Department of Justice in its challenge to that law," Napolitano told the House Judiciary Committee.

    A federal appeals court in Atlanta this month temporarily blocked a part of the law that required public schools to check the immigration status of students. But the court did not bar law enforcement officials from detaining people suspected of being in the country without proper documentation.

    A final ruling in the case is not expected for several months.

    Alabama Republicans have argued that the law, passed this year by the Republican-controlled Legislature and signed by Gov. Robert Bentley, was necessary to protect the jobs of legal residents.

    The Obama administration, which also is challenging a similar law in Arizona, has argued that enforcing immigration law is a federal responsibility.

    Advocates against the strict state law have argued that giving immigration enforcement power to local authorities will lead to racial profiling of immigrants, both documented and undocumented.

    Napolitano said that while it is too soon to know what impact the new law will have, such worries "should be a real a real concern."

    Similar laws have been passed in Utah, Georgia, South Carolina and Indiana. Civil rights groups have sued to block them.

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    I can't wait till Janet is forced into exile, anywhere can become a prison! And the damage this whatever it is has caused she'll never be allowed to show her ugly face in public again!
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    Viva La Raza is seething over Alabama's law! The longer it stays on the books, the more Americans will see just how easy it is to get rid of these criminals and very cost effective $0 to tax payers! "Adios' Amigo!"
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    Moving to News.
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