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Fearing the backlash from Alabama’s strict new immigration law, parents who reside in the state of Alabama have gone on record to say that they are making plans for their kids, something that they did not imagine doing few days ago. They have been asking friends, relatives, co-workers and acquaintances to take their children if they’re arrested or deported.
In the past week many illegal entrants signed documents that will allow their relatives, friends and other close associates to take care of their children in case they are locked up or sent back. A couple living illegally in nearby Shelby County took a promise from the man’s superior to send their three young children — all U.S. citizens — to Mexico should they be jailed under the law.
Sen. Scott Beason who is a key sponsor of the measure said “Such concerns weren’t raised when legislators were considering the bill, and he wonders if the stories now are designed to “pull on heart strings” and build sympathy for illegal immigrants”
Mario Patino a mother who is an illegal immigrant from Mexico told that she fears for her two young children every time she leaves her home. She said she if she and her husband are deported her young children will be sent to foster care, as the couple have no close friends or relatives in U.S
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If you want to stop living in fear, go back to your own country and don’t forget your anchor babies, (illegal alien children). God bless Alabama! Let’s hope every state passes this law. Let’s get rcomment_ID of the illegal aliens so they don’t have to live in fear.