Featured Opinion Opinion | Aren’t you tired of being fooled From ebola to caravans to dangerous library books to Haitians, aren't you tired of being fooled by the scare tactics that never pan out? Josh MoonSeptember 24, 2024
Congress Britt, Tuberville attack Biden administration migrant parole program The parole program began in January 2023 and provides up to 30,000 parole seekers a month advance travel authorization. Wesley WalterSeptember 18, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Albertville’s embrace of Haitian Immigrants shows the way of kindness Let’s not forget that these are people who, like any of us, want a better life, safety, and a chance to thrive. Bill BrittSeptember 9, 2024
Local news Letter urges Albertville council to ignore zoning rules that could impact immigrants Numerous community organizations called on the Albertville City Council Monday not to begin enforcement of certain zoning ordinances. Jacob HolmesAugust 20, 2024
Local news Chicken plant buses in Albertville stir misconceptions about immigrants Politicians used the situation to opine about illegal immigration despite no indications of a connection. Jacob HolmesAugust 12, 2024
National Hispanic Americans group condemns Tuberville’s “Garbage” remark Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville ignited controversy when he referred to recent immigrants as "garbage." StaffJuly 26, 2024
State ABC of Alabama discusses regulatory overreach, immigration during D.C. visit ABC Alabama represents the state's construction industry. StaffJuly 18, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | A reminder of the glory of America Immigration was once a very important national issue. It should be again - if only to remind us how great this place is. Josh MoonJuly 8, 2024
Congress Sens. Britt and Tuberville try to block changes to unaccompanied children policy Alabama’s senators sponsored a resolution to prevent the Office of Refugee Resettlement from codifying protections for immigrant children in custody. Chance PhillipsJuly 1, 2024
National Sen. Britt seeks speedy passage for Laken Riley Act If passed, states could sue the federal government over immigration decisions responsible for damages of $100 or more. Chance PhillipsMay 29, 2024