Oklahoma immigration bill passes Senate, heads to Stitt’s desk [Video]

FOURTH DEGREE ARSON. IN THE PAST. A CONTROVERSIAL IMMIGRATION BILL IS NOW VERY CLOSE TO BECOMING LAW IN THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA. THE SENATE SENT A BILL TO GOVERNOR KEVIN STITT DESK TODAY THAT WOULD ALLOW LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TO REMOVE UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS FROM THE STATE. OF COURSE, SOMETHING NORMALLY HANDLED AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL AND KOCO ANDY WEBER JOINING US LIVE THIS AFTERNOON, ANDY, THIS BILL PASSING DESPITE FACING ADDITIONAL PUSHBACK TODAY. YEAH, EXACTLY. AS YOU SEE ON YOUR SCREEN RIGHT HERE, A LOT OF FOLKS OUTSIDE THE CAPITOL TODAY PROTESTING HOUSE BILL 4156, THEY CONTEND THIS BILL TARGETS PEOPLE WHO WORK HERE IN THE STATE, CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIETY AND HAVE THEIR INCOME TAX. WE SPOKE WITH THE ORGANIZERS EARLIER TODAY. REPUBLICANS IN THAT BUILDING SAY THERE’S ALREADY A LEGAL PATH TO CITIZENSHIP. AND TO THAT I SAY THE PATH IS BROKEN. THE PATH IS NOT CORRECT, AND THE …