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Racism Alive And Well In Alabama.

With the decision coming down from United States District Judge Sharon Lovelace Blackburn and a former appointee by former President Bush (R) last week it was not surprising on her ruling. In it Blackburn permitted some sections of Alabama's immigration law which basically allows law enforcement to racially profile people under the disguise of looking for undocumented migrants workers that do not have immigration documents. The new Alabama immigration law and Judge Blackburn's ruling only shows to the country and the world that it still holds its racist and segregationist past in high regards. The message is loud and clear in Alabama - If you are not white get out you are not welcomed here!

Here is some proud Alabama history:

1950's and 1960's: Severe racial hatred in Alabama and Montgomery was the start of the civil rights movement.
1955: Rosa Parks is arrested for sitting on a bus in the "white section".
1956: Supreme Court rules Alabama's segregation on public buses is unconstitutional.
1961: 200 white men attacked the Freedom Riders and who were beaten with pipes and bats.
1963: 4 little black girls were murdered in the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing.

And now this racist immigration law in 2011. Bravo, Alabama way to show the entire world how racist some of your citizens and politicians really are in your state.

Albuquerque, New Mexico Immigration Attorneys

Kretz & Romero, P.C.


El racismo vivo y bien en Alabama.

Con la decisión de bajar de los Estados Unidos el juez de distrito Sharon Lovelace Blackburn y una persona designada por el ex Presidente Bush (R) la semana pasada no fue una sorpresa en su fallo. En ella Blackburn permitió que algunos sectores de la ley de inmigración de Alabama, que básicamente permite a la policía con el perfil racial personas bajo el disfraz de la búsqueda de los trabajadores migrantes indocumentados que no tienen documentos de inmigración. La nueva ley de inmigración de Alabama y el fallo del juez Blackburn sólo muestra al país y al mundo que todavía mantiene su pasado racista y segregacionista en lo que respecta alta. El mensaje es fuerte y claro en Alabama - Si no son blancos de salir que no son bienvenidos aquí!

Aquí hay algunos orgullosos la historia de Alabama:

1950 y 1960: el odio racial graves en Alabama y Montgomery fue el comienzo del movimiento de derechos civiles.
1955: Rosa Parks es arrestada por sentarse en un autobús en la sección de "blancos".
1956: la segregación de la Corte Suprema de Alabama reglas en los autobuses públicos es inconstitucional.
1961: 200 hombres blancos atacaron a los jinetes de la libertad y que fueron golpeados con tubos y palos.
1963: 4 niñas poco negro fueron asesinados en el atentado de la Iglesia Bautista de la calle XVI.

Y ahora esta ley de inmigración racistas en 2011. Bravo, Alabama manera de mostrar al mundo entero cómo racistas algunos de sus ciudadanos y los políticos realmente están en su estado.

Albuquerque, Nuevo México, Abogados de Inmigración

Kretz y Romero, P.C.

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