Obama's incendiary remarks spurred vandalism in Arizona

[ford nut]

It is a huge problem in Colorado, for many many years, long before Obama. There has been much interest in the Arizona law here. There have been a lot of laws that have dealt with this, especially in California, regarding state services and illegal immigrants. They usually get cut up in Federal Court.

The Feds do need to do something... The states aren't the best choice for handling this, because if Arizona cracks down and New Mexico doesn't, we still have the same problem - multiplied now, in New Mexico. And then those problems move north, into Colorado, Wyoming, the Dakotas.

If the law in Arizona does get the Feds off their butt - then it has done some good.

But, the AZ law will get knock down, and I would imagine pretty soon.

Its a problem everywhere but yes its worse in the south west.

My neighbors came form Arizona after a bill was signed in 2007 that prohibits businesses from knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.
Or so he told me in so many words....that I could understand.

It was upheld in 2008.

They are leading the way.
Someone has too, the Feds won't.

A couple pics of my neighbors house.

OBTW....They moved out and went back to Mexico when the Economy went down the tubes.....after the house was foreclosed on, after they lived there for free for 9 months......but they left the cockroaches.

 

[fossten]

OBTW....They moved out and went back to Mexico when the Economy went down the tubes.....after the house was foreclosed on, after they lived there for free for 9 months......but they left the cockroaches.

How dare you speak that way about some future Democrat voters!

 

[ford nut]

They did have a few children

 

[shagdrum]

How dare you speak that way about some future Democrat voters!

How dare you insult cockroaches by calling them Democrats!

 

[fossten]

How dare you insult cockroaches by calling them Democrats!

I LOL'd

 

[Mechanicboy]

Its a problem everywhere but yes its worse in the south west.

My neighbors came form Arizona after a bill was signed in 2007 that prohibits businesses from knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.
Or so he told me in so many words....that I could understand.

It was upheld in 2008.

They are leading the way.
Someone has too, the Feds won't.

A couple pics of my neighbors house.

OBTW....They moved out and went back to Mexico when the Economy went down the tubes.....after the house was foreclosed on, after they lived there for free for 9 months......but they left the cockroaches.

That looks like a gated community compared to many places around here, and I'm in NORTH California, it only get's worse as you go south.

 

[Calabrio]

white people didn't really explore it until I think around the beginning of the 18th century.

It was nearly impossible for Europeans to explore the country because of the threat of malaria. It wasn't until they knew the case and had treatment for it that they could go inland.

and I think he might be wrong -

There's a reasonable amount of debate on this issue.
There are judges and legal scholars that I respect who question the constitutionality and other that say it's perfectly fine.

The WSJ lawblog is taking issue with it not because of the 4th amendment, but on federalist grounds where the states aren't supposed to dictate immigration law. 9th circuit court will likely find in favor of illegals, regardless the case-

What's really the issue here is the negligence of the federal government on this issue. How it's reluctance to enforce our national security is jeopardizing the safety and economic stability of the border states.

 

[KD00LS]

It was nearly impossible for Europeans to explore the country because of the threat of malaria. It wasn't until they knew the case and had treatment for it that they could go inland.

Good ole India.