What would Martin Niemoller think about Arizona?

[xoxoxoBruce]

At this point he's probably right. Since the start of the recession the ones seeking work have been leaving, but the ones involved in crime, or escaping Mexican Authorities keep coming.

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

At this point he's probably right. Since the start of the recession the ones seeking work have been leaving, but the ones involved in crime, or escaping Mexican Authorities keep coming.

Beyond a few anecdotes, the overwhelming data would suggest otherwise. The vast majority of illegals do not commit other crimes.

And putting that aside, police chiefs in AZ have expressed that one of their concerns with the law is that it will have an adverse impact on community policing, resulting in less trust of the police among the Hispanic community.

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Oh, and the "he" (governor) is a she.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

SOME police chiefs in AZ have expressed...

Fixed it for you.... [/Reduxpropaganda]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Fixed it for you.... [/Reduxpropaganda]

If you're gonna fix it, then fix it correctly....

Originally Posted by Redux

The non-partisan AZ Association of Chiefs of Police has expressed....

Unless you have evidence that the AACOP is a propaganda arm of the Democratic Party.

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I am curious...do you think this is not propaganda:

...the majority of them in my opinion and I think in the opinion of law enforcement is that they are not coming here to work. They are coming here and they're bringing drugs. And they're doing drop houses and they're extorting people and they're terrorizing the familie