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ORIGINAL: DomYngBlk

Dude, its faux news. Enough said. Find a real poll and then maybe post it.

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You want to guess the demographic of the people that listen to talk radio and respond to newspaper stories? How about a small guess....I am betting 99% white. Who is mostly against it? Whites....

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ORIGINAL: DomYngBlk

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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

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ORIGINAL: DomYngBlk

Dude, its faux news. Enough said. Find a real poll and then maybe post it.

DomYngBlk, it's not just Fox News!
In Boston, Mass last week WRKO radio host Howie Carr had a poll asking if people "supported" or were "against" Arizona's new law.
The results, "93 % Support" "7% Against."
And that in Massachusetts, "The Bluest of Blue States!"
Also, if you go into the L.A. Times and read the comments in the articles about AZ's law they are *overwhelmingly* in favor of Az. and against illegals, "amnesty", and any politician who favors"amnesty."
But, let us see what happens when we have the "real poll" in November.
I think it's only fair that any congressman/woman, or senator who is in favor of any type of "amnesty" or not enforcing the law in this area make themselves *known* to their constituents and the voters.

You want to guess the demographic of the people that listen to talk radio and respond to newspaper stories? How about a small guess....I am betting 99% white. Who is mostly against it? Whites....

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ORIGINAL: kdsub

There is a problem...who can deny it.

There is crime...drugs, smuggling, human slave trade

Illegal is illegal... it would be different if there were not legal ways to get work permits and come to America. There is no reason migrate workers can’t enter this country legally.

There are millions of illegal aliens in this country taking jobs from millions of unemployed citizens….not paying taxes…having children that often drain social services and school districts.

Why should Arizona be required to put with crime for the sake of illegal cheap labor?

How else can we stop illegal aliens except to check for citizenship?

I understand most of these people are just here for a better life but do it legally as my forefathers did when they came to America.

Butch

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl
I personally would not care provided the noise was kept to a minimum and trash didnt pile up. Beyond that, i dont care how many live in an apartment/house.

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ORIGINAL: IdiotMale

No one is forced into selling drugs..They do it out of ignorance,stupidity,laziness and the lure of easy money. Quit blaming government for people being stupid.

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ORIGINAL: kdsub

There is a problem...who can deny it.

There is crime...drugs, smuggling, human slave trade

You know this because ????

Illegal is illegal... it would be different if there were not legal ways to get work permits and come to America. There is no reason migrate workers can’t enter this country legally.

It is a fucking misdomeanor and you know it because I post it for you each time you put this crap up.

There are millions of illegal aliens in this country taking jobs from millions of unemployed citizens….not paying taxes…having children that often drain social services and school districts.

They do pay taxes... it is their employers who do not remit it to the government.

Why should Arizona be required to put with crime for the sake of illegal cheap labor?

I could not agree more...the law for employing illegal aliens is a felony and carries a $10,000 fine for each violation and it gets steeper for subsequent violations.
So imagine the fine on someone who has a couple of hundred illegals on the payroll.

How else can we stop illegal aliens except to check for citizenship?
Raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour then all of the "patriotic" employers will hire citizens instead of illegal immigrants if it cost the same to employ either.

I understand most of these people are just here for a better life but do it legally as my forefathers did when they came to America.

Our forfather came here and stole this land from it's original inhabitants...is that what you are suggesting that Mexico do?

Butch

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ORIGINAL: shannie

This is the complaint in a lawsuit filed by an Arizona police officer.  He cites an Arizona tourism report that says that 24 million people come into Arizona from Mexico every year, legally (with tourist visas, etc., I guess), and their spending has got to be a significant factor in Arizona's economy. They'll almost certainly subject to interrogation by the local police.  I wonder how that will work out for Arizona.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/04/29/escobar.pdf

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ORIGINAL: shannie

This is the complaint in a lawsuit filed by an Arizona police officer.  He cites an Arizona tourism report that says that 24 million people come into Arizona from Mexico every year, legally (with tourist visas, etc., I guess), and their spending has got to be a significant factor in Arizona's economy. They'll almost certainly subject to interrogation by the local police.  I wonder how that will work out for Arizona.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/04/29/escobar.pdf

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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

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ORIGINAL: shannie

This is the complaint in a lawsuit filed by an Arizona police officer.  He cites an Arizona tourism report that says that 24 million people come into Arizona from Mexico every year, legally (with tourist visas, etc., I guess), and their spending has got to be a significant factor in Arizona's economy. They'll almost certainly subject to interrogation by the local police.  I wonder how that will work out for Arizona.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/04/29/escobar.pdf

LOL, Shannie, if they're comming from Mexico they're probably not "spending" a lot of money. It's a third world country.


Since you have not a clue as to what a third world country is why do you post such assinine statements?



And, "tourism?" Sure, they're all going to Disneyland and staying for a week $2,100 for hotel rooms, $600 for meals, $500 for Disney tickets, $200 for gas!

At todays prices I am afraid that 200 dollars worth of gas most likely would only get them about half way.
You did know that the Grand Canyon (A major tourist attraction is not in California.)


And then,..... pack up the Cadillac Escalade and back to Mexico, right?

So them poor "third worlders can afford an Escalade????first they are too poor to spend any money and then they have a Caddy....your consistancy is up to it's usual standards.

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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

LOL, Shannie, if they're comming from Mexico they're probably not "spending" a lot of money. It's a third world country.
And, "tourism?" Sure, they're all going to Disneyland and staying for a week $2,100 for hotel rooms, $600 for meals, $500 for Disney tickets, $200 for gas!
And then,..... pack up the Cadillac Escalade and back to Mexico, right?

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ORIGINAL: thishereboi

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You want to guess the demographic of the people that listen to talk radio and respond to newspaper stories? How about a small guess....I am betting 99% white. Who is mostly against it? Whites....

These guys might disagree with you, but what would they know[8|]

http://wchbnewsdetroit.com/

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ORIGINAL: servantforuse

If anyone out there really believes that 24 million 'legal' tourists from Mexico visit Arizona each year, I know of some swamp land in northern Wisconsin that you could buy.

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ORIGINAL: servantforuse

The census in Mexico in 1990 showed a population of 81 million. It is now estimated to be 102 million. No way does one forth of Mexico's citizens visit Arizona each year. What a bunch of crappy crap..