HB 56, Alabama’s toughest-in-the-nation immigration law, already threatens undocumented immigrant’s ability to live in their own homes, access utilities in their homes, or even receive library cards. Children were terrified to go to school because of the law for fear their parents would be deported, and bullying against Hispanic children has been reported. A report outlined how Alabama’s immigration law already could hurt every person in the state, and depending on the interpretation of two sections of the law, that includes lawyers and their clients.