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Old 05-22-2010, 09:40 AM
 
Location: Sango, TN
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Forum after forum, discussion after discussion the one thing nobody mentions is the following coincidence: most polls show around 30 percent of Arizonans are against the law and 30 percent of Arizona is Hispanic. Can anybody from Arizona please explain to me why this is?
I spoke to my "step uncle" out there about a week ago.

He is Hispanic, and married to my aunt. He was worried about the bill, originally. However, he isn't against it so much now that the law has been revised.

He still thinks that we should allow daily worker visas, and its his state, so I'll let him make that decision.
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