People of Alabama against racist law HB56

Undocumented students and their parents protested at the Alabama State Capitol on November 15, 2011.

13 people were arrested.

Alabama based activist William C. Anderson describes the current situation in his state after the racist law HB56 took effect on September 1st.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• alabama
• racism
• law
• hb56
• undocumented
• immigrants
• students
• dreamers
• youth
• brown
• protest
• montgomery
• birmingham
• latinos
• immigration

[AhuitzotlTlazohtla]

Great vid, Carlos! Are the cops Montgomery, Alabama really nearly all black, or have their white leaders arranged for the public to see black cops, not white ones, arresting brown protesters?

[CarlosDCblog]

@AhuitzotlTlazohtla Good point, I am not sure about that.

[coliwood]

This is complete bullshit. You don't storm into a country and make demands, that is called an invasion. and if you are going to invade you better bring a gun. People are not just going let you come in, procreate and completely change the culture of the land.

[CarlosDCblog]

@coliwood Enough with the lies, hatred and racist paranoia.

[coppercrepes]

Carlos you lied cause this isn't a racist law. This is to stop illegal immigration law it has nothing to do with race

[coppercrepes]

@coliwood couldn't agree more

[Bozewani]

@coliwood How about Iraq and Afghanistan?

Or how about how you came here in the 17th century and stole the land from the natives!

Unless you are a native american, which my suspicion tells me otherwise you are also illegal. GET OUT

[eight18]

@coliwood well what do you call what you guys did to afghanistan and iraq? you also did this all throughout latin america for decades, and you wonder why poor latino immigrants are coming over here? did you guys forget what you did to the native americans? all it takes is to read history and then youll see whose side justuce is on

[coliwood]

@CarlosDCblog Lie? where did I lie, QUOTE IT!