Pt. 2 - Areas least/not affected

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by Opyelie

I don't know, but I know I sure saw a LOT more hispanics around when I was in Tulsa in '07 than I've seen up here on the east side of Wa state.

Just in case you misread my post, it say's, HB 1804 went into effct in "07". I moved to OK in 6/"07".
Tulsa's in the north, (some may say, the N central) part and was a sanctuary city.
So while the cities(OKC and Tulsa) were fighting to keep their sanctuary policies (in "07") and were basically in safe mode from HB1804. I have no doubt that illegals from other parts of the state flocked up there until the final dicision was made.

[marleymaple]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

Just in case you misread my post, it say's, HB 1804 went into effct in "07". I moved to OK in 6/"07".
Tulsa's in the north, (some may say, the N central) part and was a sanctuary city.
So while the cities(OKC and Tulsa) were fighting to keep their sanctuary policies (in "07") and were basically in safe mode from HB1804. I have no doubt that illegals from other parts of the state flocked up there until the final dicision was made.

Could you go a little more in depth and explain what HB1804 does? Is it similar to AZ's law?

[MIKEETC]

Originally Posted by marleymaple

Unfortunately, there's no where in America without illegal immigrants now. 10 years ago that wasn't true, or even 5 years ago. So with that being said, what areas have had the least amount of illegal alien activity? If I had to guess I would think ND and Northern Maine but I would like to hear you answers!

I wager either Alaska (too far) and Hawaii (lots of swimming).

[marleymaple]

Originally Posted by MIKEETC

I wager either Alaska (too far) and Hawaii (lots of swimming).

Actually I heard AK has their fair share due to availability of jobs. Unfortunate...