“My recent comments regarding changes to Alabama’s immigration legislation were referring to the provisions at issue in the Arizona case that are also a part of the Alabama law. I do not believe that now is the time to make changes to those sections. But there are numerous provisions in Alabama’s law that are not directly at issue in the Arizona case. And there may be many good reasons for making changes to those sections, such as making the law easier to comply with and easier to enforce, without waiting for the Supreme Court to decide the Arizona case. I fully support the Legislature in that regard.”