A recent CBS report focuses on the small Alabama town of Thomasville. Thomasville could lose out on a multi-million dollar foreign plant and the corresponding jobs it would create because of the state's new immigration law.
A representative of the Chinese company told Thomasville's mayor he thinks Alabama "shot itself in the foot" in terms of foreign investment:
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