[pepsionice]

Only to point this out...the folks in Montgomery are prepared to issue a waiver for any decent five-star high school quarterback in the nation who might be an illegal resident but a top candidate for Auburn or Bama state. And while I might intend this to be sarcastic commentary...I’m awful serious.

What this mess will trigger is a bunch of wannabe cops putting up roadblocks and asking everyone in a car to produce an ID. You could have thousands of folks per month cited....for failing to carry an ID of some type to identify their nationality. Trust me....we have more than enough local wannabe cops who would take this law to a silly level and make local legit folks openly hostile.

[blam]

Word will get out...don't go to Alabama.

That would be a success, wouldn't it?

The federal government will not do their jobs so the states must protect themselves from the over-whelming costs of these immigrants. Alabama has less residents than the city of Houston, Texas.

Leave us alone, we already have enough people on welfare, etc.

[SoConPubbie]

What this mess will trigger is a bunch of wannabe cops putting up roadblocks and asking everyone in a car to produce an ID. You could have thousands of folks per month cited....for failing to carry an ID of some type to identify their nationality. Trust me....we have more than enough local wannabe cops who would take this law to a silly level and make local legit folks openly hostile.

I don't see the problem with this.

If it makes the illegals even more uncomfortable only good will come of it.

Personally, I'd take it a step further, publish a bounty to be paid for bringing in or turning in illegal aliens.

Nothing would be paid if they were physically harmed and if they were harmed you'd go to jail, but otherwise, turn them in and get rich.

Watch how fast state budgets were in the black, the occurance of voter fraud decreased and crime generally decreases as they flee in haste from Alabama.

[NYCslicker]

I would only support waivers for top candidates to Auburn.

Not for Alabama. Supporting a waiver for anyone to go to Alabama is clearly unconstitutional. I think Alexander Hamilton specifically talked about that in the Federalist Papers.

[RetiredArmy]

Sure friend. Throw crap. Alabama is the most conservative state in the union. Our police are not the 1950 Barney of Mayberry’s that you people seem to think. I actually live in a $150,000 plus brick home with INDOOR plumbing, running water, heat and air conditioning. I actually drive a real car and don't use a mule to get to town as you people like to think. I have been in 43 of the 50 states and at least 10 countries over seas. I will take my home of Alabama. You can have what you got. We are doing just fine. With the tornadoes, we actually got out first to help ourselves.