All 13 people arrested during a protest of Alabama's tough immigration law have been released from jail.

Ten were released on $300 bond each Thursday afternoon from the city jail and left out the front door of the Montgomery Police Department chanting "undocumented, unafraid." Attorney Mike Winter says the final two were let out later.

An arrested juvenile was released Tuesday night to her parents.

Montgomery attorney Mike Winter says bond is being arranged for the other two protesters.

Winter says federal immigration officials have not placed a hold on his clients.

Those arrested are mostly college students who say they came to the U.S. as children and do not have proof they are here legally.