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Time to change immigration law
The main impediment to repeal or substantive changes in the immigration law came from state Sen. Scott Beason, R-Gardendale, the Senate sponsor of the law, whose position as chairman of the Rules Committee gave him the ability to block significant reforms. In the strongest signal yet that it understands that the mantle of leadership comes with responsibility, the state Republican Party removed Beason from his chairmanship. The move came as Sen. Gerald Dial, R-Lineville, had the courage to say what the state needed to hear.
“Let’s step up and say we’ve made some mistakes,” Dial said. “I made some mistakes in voting for the bill as it was, and I’m big enough to admit it.”
The international perception is that the immigration law is a product of racism. Indeed, defenders of the law sound much like defenders of the “separate but equal” Jim Crow laws.
Simplified realityWhile important as Alabama struggles for the economic benefits that come from burying its racist past, the global perception oversimplifies the reality. Many in the state are sincerely concerned about immigration reform. Many welcome any neighbor, provided the neighbor followed federal laws controlling immigration. For some, the resentment has little to do with ethnicity but much to do with frustration at a federal government that they perceive as being lax in enforcement of immigration laws.
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Time to change immigration law
Our motivations in supporting the law may not have been racist, but history tells us that failure to amend or repeal the law will leave us with a stain as indelible as the Jim Crow laws of our past. The answer is not to once again wait for a federal ...
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