The Voice of Alabama Politics Jones’ agenda, closed primaries and the fight over alabama’s future Doug Jones’ agenda, closed primaries, Democratic turmoil, immigration, classroom control and sacred civil rights ground shape Alabama politics this week. StaffAugust 3, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | Washington has kept immigration broken. Now America needs workers Washington spent decades exploiting immigration politically. Now an aging workforce may force the country to build a system that works. Bill BrittJuly 29, 2026
Elections Secretary of state celebrates foreign voter ID legislation’s passage Lawmakers passed SB158, prohibiting foreign national IDs for voting, a measure Secretary Wes Allen says ensures only American citizens vote. Wesley WalterMay 9, 2025
Legislature Senate Judiciary Committee approves Laken Riley Act The bill would allow state and local law enforcement to enter voluntary agreements with the federal government to enforce immigration laws. Wesley WalterMay 1, 2025
Legislature Public forum hears concerns about international money service bill The bill would tax money sent abroad using certain international money transfer services. Wesley WalterApril 10, 2025
Elections Katie Britt releases memo outlining planned immigration policies In the memo, Britt outlines a four-step immigration plan she said she’ll introduce on day one if elected senator. Jacob HolmesMarch 30, 2022
Congress Brooks joins letter urging Senate to reject Biden’s ICE, USCIS nominees The letter urges Senate leadership to reject President Biden’s appointees to lead the immigration agencies. Brandon MoseleyJune 4, 2021
Congress Congressman Brooks introduces bill to make E-Verify mandatory The bill would permanently reauthorize the E-Verify program and make its use mandatory for employers. Brandon MoseleyApril 2, 2021
Elections Q&A with Congressman Mo Brooks on his Senate campaign Mo Brooks sat down with APR for a Q&A about his candidacy. Brandon MoseleyMarch 25, 2021
Congress Tuberville concerned about COVID-19 spread from migrants Tuberville said that COVID health and safety protocols at the border are "both disturbing and discouraging." Brandon MoseleyFebruary 17, 2021