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Day 1, Entry #2 with Mary Weatherly discussing HB 56 and the concerns with immigration in the state and the U.S.
I highly agree. This country and its history is nothing but a huge mess of immigration and then the economy learning to adapt. With so many mixed and wonderful cultures, it’s hard to really pin-point as to “whats American.” With the immigration law, that “American Dream” is pretty much being crinkled up and thrown down on the ground with politicians jumping up and down on it.
Personally it saddens me. The other sad part about it is it’s not just our country, it’s the rest of the world. “Oh you can come and visit all you like but…no you can live here or work here.”
Everyone wants to keep everyone else out.
*For my information about HB 56 as well as stories from those personally affected by HB 56, check out Alabama Immigration: Making Sense of HB 56 and They Are Us, community websites created by Kristy Shaulis and Ana Rodriguez.
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Very sad, indeed. There is such an attitude of “me first” and “what’s in it for me” and “what have you done for me lately” in this world. Art is such a universal language — the one language all people can speak. It needs to be all inclusive and spoken widely!