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The Judicial Branch Topics and information of interest to SOS associates in relation to courts, law, and justice |
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Just the fact that our gov is again trying to stop a state from protecting its people will anger citizens across the country. This fed gov is poking at a sore and once they infect it they'll have a very hard time healing it. They just don't know when to back away.
The American people are starting to get their marching orders and the open borders/leftists/globalists better watch out. They've pushed some way too far, and the push back has already started. |
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Alabama is probably the most recent state to enact very stringent immigration management. Portions of the regulation have already been stopped, however. Sorting out the constitutional and legal problems, however, could take months or years to completely sort out in court. Portions of Alabama immigration law blocked by injunction. Since the Alabama immigration law went into effect, economic activity in Alabama has significantly slowed. Many industries around Alabama have essentially shut down as many employees stage one-day “sick-outs” or are essentially walking off the job entirely. Absentee rates at many schools are significantly spiking and many Alabama farmers are facing fields full of crops they simply cannot find the employees to help harvest.
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