Resource: Racial Profiling After HB 56

By: National Immigration Law Center

August 1, 2012

http://www.nilc.org/AlabamaCrisis.html

Adapted from the National Immigration Law Center's website:

Calls to a legal hotline in the months after Alabama’s draconian anti-immigrant law went into effect demonstrate the disastrous consequences that a law like HB 56 has on all segments of society, according to a new report released by the National Immigration Law Center today. The report provides an overview of the more than 6,000 calls that were made to the hotline, which was hosted by the Southern Poverty Law Center and staffed by a coalition of civil rights organizations immediately after a federal district court allowed the majority of HB 56 to take effect. The report focuses on three specific types of abuse: racial profiling at the hands of law enforcement, discrimination at workplaces and other public places, and HB 56’s effect on Alabama schoolchildren.

https://www.nilc.org/news/special-reports/racial-profiling-after-alabama-hb56/