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Then why a House Bill required to amend SB1070 specifically excluding profiling?...
To stop critics from claiming that the law would allow authorities to use racial profiling to enforce. By writing an amendment that specifically bans it, it shows that profiling is not the intention of the law. It should have erased any criticism regarding profiling but, it hasn't because critics ignore 2162 so they can continue with their agenda.
Why was SB1070 phrased as mimicking federal law then? Did that federal law need to be amended by an equivalent of HB2162? You aren't understanding my point in that "A Few Good Men" moment:
If orders are always followed, why is there a need to verify that they will be carried out correctly?...
HB2162 specifically amended SB1070, not any other legislation. If it isn't implemented any differently from other laws, why does it need that reassurance that it would function correctly? I don't think others are quite catching my focus here.
Because when federal immigration laws were written there wasn't a group of people with an agenda to resist them.....it would have been considered unamerican.
The bottom line is, the law was quickly amended to clarify it's intentions by specifically banning it so, why are we still taking about it like it doesn't....what's your point....that long before the date the law went into effective, it didn't specifically ban profiling for a few days?
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Always thought they did! If the Feds had enforced the laws as they are written then none of this would be necessary. And this is the fault of the administration under BOTH parties.
Then why a House Bill required to amend SB1070 specifically excluding profiling?...
Profile? Most hispanics claim to be white so how can there be profiling? Profiling of white people? And certainly when it comes to criminals, hispanics are classified as white or caucasian.
In case you don't realize - "hispanic" is not a race.
In case you don't realize - "hispanic" is not a race.
Good point. If it is accepted that Mexicans are a combination of Spanish and American Indian blood, then they would be mixed Caucasian/Mongolian races.
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