Attorney General Tom Horne explains May 9 the basis for Arizona asking the U.S. Supreme Court to dissolve the injunction issued by a trial judge which stops the state from enforcing key provisions of a measure approved last year aimed at illegal immigration. With him are Gov. Jan Brewer and John Bouma, a private lawyer hired by the governor to defend the law.
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AZ_Resident posted at 6:31 am on Wed, Jun 22, 2011.
Why is it that for everything 'right' that's needed to prevent unlawful entry - somebody has to make a case against it? It's no wonder this is an ongoing problem, and no wonder we have 20 million illegals taking advantage of it.
TruthSeeker posted at 8:40 pm on Tue, Jun 21, 2011.
Yet the "minorities and low-income" voters have no problem showing some form of ID to collect their welfare benefits, do they?
Slabside posted at 8:00 pm on Tue, Jun 21, 2011.
Well said Rational.
RationalHuman posted at 5:25 pm on Tue, Jun 21, 2011.
Wow.
The "logic" of these judges would seem to warrant a judicial drug test at the very least.
Requiring legal citizens who want to vote to show ID is "unfair and discriminatory" according to Jon Greenbaum.
This is akin to saying that requiring legal drivers who want to operate a motor vehicle to have a Driver's lisence is also "unfair and discriminatory".
They are both "unfair and discriminatory" to law-breaking criminals...and their coddling supporters.
On a related note, did Greenbaum pay his La Raza membership dues this year?