SB 1070 poses new dilemma (driver's license, born, illegal aliens, law)

[mkfarnam]

"For some, Arizona's immigration law poses a new dilemma"
{Arizonans worry they might now risk getting arrested for transporting undocumented friends, family}
Aug. 2, 2010 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic
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Carlos Garcia is a 19-year-old U.S. citizen, born and raised in Phoenix. Some of his closest friends are undocumented immigrants. His undocumented friends don't drive because they are not eligible for driver's licenses, so on weekends it's usually Garcia who chauffeurs them around in his Ford Mustang.

They go to places like Marivue Park in west Phoenix to play basketball or the Harkins Theatres at 99th Avenue and McDowell Road to catch a movie.



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[tinman01]

Birds of a feather and all that.
I don't feel bad for anyone who would knowingly associate with criminals.
Word to the wise for Carlos. Try to be a bit more selective when picking your friends.

[malamute]

Guess he feels he's above all those aiding and abetting laws.

[Rick Roma]

Good. Now they can't get rides from citizens. Anything that makes life more dfiicult for criminals is a good thing.

[PCincorrect]

Illegal aliens or illegal drugs its all the same to me. If you get caught then away to jail you go. If only there was a law that could apply; "possession with the intent to distribute (illegal aliens)"!!! (serve not less than 5 years!)