Strict Oklahoma law on immigration will affect Kansas
Tagged: Kansas, Mexico, Oklahoma, Professor
A new Oklahoma immigration law, which is one of the strictest in the nation, could have far-reaching effects on Kansas.
About 14 percent of Oklahoma’s legal and illegal immigrants have been moving to neighboring states or Mexico as a result of the bill, said Linda Allegro, a political science professor at the University of Tulsa.
With the outflow of migrants, some are concerned Kansas will become a “sanctuary state,” said Brent Metz, Kansas University assistant professor of anthropology”*
*From: www2.ljworld.com
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