More blatant racism and defying federal law with their own

[Sunny-Days-in-Florida]

Nice of you to leave out the correct answer of NO.

States have the right to protect their own citizens within their state.

Each Government has an obligation to carry this out.

So now you want to take away states rights and hand it to the federal government?

Then why even have states if you want to do this, just remove all states borders and take away everything a state has and does.

I know, its because you want Obama to have more power and control is why.

Sorry, but the one termer wont be around long enough to screw over our states.

The majority of us want all states to have Arizona like bills passed.
The majority of us want no illegals trespassing on our land committing crime after crime.

The majority of us want all illegals deported and want our southern border CLOSED.

Explain in detail how you think Arizona is defying federal law when the federal law states that if you are here illegally you are a criminal and will be deported.

Exactly what the AZ law is trying to do. Rid ourselves of nothing but disease ridden terrorist illegals who come here to steal, rape and kill our citizens.

[jambini]

Originally Posted by texdav

No.

Didn't texas just pass a very similar law to AZ 1070? Oklahoma is next, its great!

[BX-ALBO]

im a legal immigrant and this law is great. it actually doesnt go far enough, but its a start.

come in the right way, or dont come in at all. we've had total chaos on the border for far too long !

[1751texan]

Originally Posted by Jayarcy

What country is an unborn child a citizen of? Someone brought this up on another board: If the child is a person from conception onward, why aren't they a citizen of the country they were conceived in? Are they a citizen of the mother's home country until they're born?

Now you are really mixing apples and oranges...there is a difference in when a person becomes a living being, a human being, and a citizen.

in this country, and according to current US law, a person becomes a viable human life at 28[or so]weeks of gestation; a person becomes a US citizen at "birth".

please lets not confuse the issue[topic] here.