Friday, May 31, 2013
Alabama Immigration Bill Frustrating Doctors, Regulators
From Montgomery's WSFA:
Licensing boards in Alabama have faced some difficulty in complying with the state's tough anti-illegal immigration law.
"It's been a nightmare" said Larry Dixon, the Executive Director of the Alabama State Board of Medical Examiners.
Dixon said because of the way the language in the law was phrased,
all licenses that are distributed need to go to individuals who have
verified legal immigrant status. Specifically, the issues have to do
with doctors who have come to Alabama from around the world.
The Medical Examiners Board has sent out 16,000 letters to
individuals who will have to prove their citizenship with the
organization. Dixon said the board had to return 500 letters to doctors
who attempted to comply with the law but made some kind of error.
# posted by Greg Siskind @ 7:04 PM
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Licensing boards in Alabama have faced some difficulty in complying with the state's tough anti-illegal immigration law.
"It's been a nightmare" said Larry Dixon, the Executive Director of the Alabama State Board of Medical Examiners.
Dixon said because of the way the language in the law was phrased, all licenses that are distributed need to go to individuals who have verified legal immigrant status. Specifically, the issues have to do with doctors who have come to Alabama from around the world.
The Medical Examiners Board has sent out 16,000 letters to individuals who will have to prove their citizenship with the organization. Dixon said the board had to return 500 letters to doctors who attempted to comply with the law but made some kind of error.
# posted by Greg Siskind @ 7:04 PM
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