Will other states follow Alabama’s lead on school immigration checks?

Educators and immigration advocates are blaming Alabama’s controversial new immigration law for widespread absences among Hispanic kids in the state’s public school system this week. The omnibus law, like most of the state-level anti-illegal immigration legislation passed over the past two years, operates via “attrition through enforcement”–a deliberate effort to encourage illegal immigrants to leave

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Will other states follow Alabama’s lead on school immigration checks?

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