Summary
Madison’s mayor and council are being urged to publicly oppose a state constitutional amendment that would bar naturalized citizens from holding public office. Supporters frame it as a rule for who can serve; opponents say it would strip rights from thousands of Alabamians.
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Your wallet probably won’t feel this directly—it’s a rights fight, not a budget line.
People who want public office limited to native-born citizens would get the policy they’re pushing for.
Naturalized citizens—thousands of Alabamians—would lose the right to run for office, and Madison’s immigrant communities would feel targeted.
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