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A federal judge recently struck down this provision in the Arizona law. LE agents in Arizona can no longer ask for proof of citizenship during routine traffic stops. Google it.
I think azriver is referencing the original law that was passed.
Finally someone who knows what the hell they are talking about! Thank you. The OP is really reaching trying to compare some California idiot driver to SB 1070. At least here in the west valley I haven't seen the nazis at work. The police do a good job here and they should be applauded for their work not called racists and nazis.
i am going to go you one better, law enforcement officers around the country generally do an excellent job. there are a few bad apples in the bunch, and they are usually weeded out on a regular basis. and i whole heartedly agree that LEO's should be applauded for the work they do. in fact the few times i have been stopped by LEO's over the years, i always thanked them for doing their job, even when they gave me a ticket. i have only run across one cop that was a real jacka$$ in 35 years of driving around the country.
I call BS on the OP's post. Not a chance that happened in LA but it's good for the lefties to feign outrage and continue their histrionics here.
Seriously? Are you seriously calling me a liar? Stunning.
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Originally Posted by Frank DeForrest
good point, hardly makes the case for such feigned outrage by the o.p.
Yeah, right. Tell me that if your spouse came home and told you they'd been rear-ended and then asked to prove their citizenship by the b!tC# who did this to your car you wouldn't be pissed.
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Originally Posted by ryanst530
If that story actually happened, I'm on the other lady's side. I think YOU'RE the one overreacting and personally I think more drivers should be suspicious of other drivers being illegal... especially in California.
Sorry, but I really have no sympathy for you.
LMAO! Just like one of you guys to side with the jackwad who hit my car and could have seriously injured my husband, and then had the temerity to actually add insult to injury. Freaking rightwingers.
And for all those spewing how this has nothing to do with the recent brew-ha-ha in Arizona, how come no one has ever thought to ask my husband for his Green Card in the 8 1/2 years before Obergefreiter Brewer stirred up the "Papers Please" outrage? Funny that.
Finally someone who knows what the hell they are talking about! Thank you. The OP is really reaching trying to compare some California idiot driver to SB 1070. At least here in the west valley I haven't seen the nazis at work. The police do a good job here and they should be applauded for their work not called racists and nazis.
Who the hell called the police racists or Natzis?
How can you have missed that this was a civilian who rear-ended my husband, then had the unmitigated gall to ask him to prove his citizenship to her?
How can you have missed that this was a civilian who rear-ended my husband, then had the unmitigated gall to ask him to prove his citizenship to her?
So its just Jan Brewer? That lady who asked for his green card is an idiot, it has nothing to do with SB 1070. You referenced nazis with the show me your papers routine, who would you be speaking of then? Is Brewer out there checking ID's?
I understood the OP to mean that Jan Brewer's vision of America supports this type of behavior.
I don't think that is the way AZ is run but there is an election coming up so if somebody doesn't like her they can vote against her. If they don't live in AZ its tough cookies I guess.
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