Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) says he is “not going to make a decision” regarding signing an illegal immigration bill that would allow law enforcement officials to remove illegal aliens from the state.
In a press conference on Friday, Stitt said that while he supports having restrictions on illegal immigration, he is unsure if he will sign House Bill 4156 if it passes the Oklahoma Senate, according to KOCO News.
“I’m not going to make a decision right now whether I will sign it or not,” Stitt said during the press conference. “There’s too many variables on, you know, what’s in the bill. Our team will look at it, and we will review that.”
When asked if he is worried about families being separated under HB 4156, Stitt explained that while it is not his intention, Oklahoma is going to be a “law and order state.”