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You do realize that the 70% of Arizonans who support this law include a plurality of Hispanic citizens, don't you?
But I suppose that as a Latinofascist, the distinction between legal citizen and illegal alien doesn't really mean a whole lot to you.
That's a false extrapolation from an extremely small sample sized poll done by FAUX NEWS. But I'm sure that doesn't stop people from using it. Just know that not everyone believes it just cause you're saying it.
That's a false extrapolation from an extremely small sample sized poll done by FAUX NEWS. But I'm sure that doesn't stop people from using it. Just know that not everyone believes it just cause you're saying it.
CBS News polls show that 60% of Americans believe the law is spot on or doesn't go far enough.
Wish we had governors doing this a decade ago. The border problems with Mexico have gotten worse, and what we are seeing is what happens when the federal government is refusing to protect the country, because its policy makers are more interested in pushing their political agendas.
You bet, Arizona has had two totally buseless Senators sitting in Washington doing nothing about immigration for decades.
Then again no one elected Brewer
What a baffoon our President is to mock Arizona for taking steps to fix this crisis that this and past Administrations have refused and continue to refuse to fix, even though it's the law to do so. I would be highly embarrassed to cause one of my states to take this kind of step rather than mock them. He should be standing up there saying he hears Arizona, and he is looking for a solution, and commit to a solution. He is a divider, not a uniter. He is pandering for the illegal immigrant vote and has zero credibility.
Way to go Jan Brewer. Keep up the good work.
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