Alabama legislators have introduced a series of bills aimed at addressing issues related to illegal immigration in the state. House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter criticized open border policies and called for securing Alabama’s borders. Representative Ben Robbins introduced HB302 to regulate labor brokers recruiting foreign workers, ensuring compliance with immigration laws. Representative Jennifer Fidler proposed HB297 to impose a 4 percent wire transfer fee on international money transfers, with revenue going to fund ELL programs and support sheriffs housing ICE detainees. Another bill, HB298, would exclude certain English language learner students from athletic competition classification. HB3, introduced by Rep. Chip Brown, mandates enhanced sentencing for illegal immigrants convicted of crimes against minors. Lastly, HB304 by Rep. Jamie Kiel authorizes the impoundment of vehicles operated by individuals without valid driver’s licenses to enhance road safety and restricts local governments from issuing IDs that could be misused by illegal immigrants. These bills aim to address the challenges posed by illegal immigration in Alabama and protect the state’s resources and citizens.
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