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Friday, December 14, 2007 House Bill 1804: Legal vs. moral?
By Tony Waggoner Staff Writer
It has been more than a month since a strict immigration bill went into effect in Oklahoma, and members of the community are speaking out on both sides of the fence.
The legislation, House Bill 1804, has created a bitter battle over whether its provisions are morally sound. Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson recently stated he believes the bill is legally sound, but fears it may be immoral.
Tillie Sewell, of Enid Hispanic Council, said the law has made many Hispanics more reserved and reclusive within the community.
“They now feel that they don’t need to draw attention to themselves,” Sewell said. “Many feel that they can’t be active in the community. They are turning to the church for sanctuary.”
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Related News: Judge Dismisses HB 1804 Lawsuit
Labels: HB 1804, Immigration Reform Posted at 12/14/2007 07:13:00 AM 
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