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Americans need to boycott Mexico until they withdraw from the lawsuit against Az. Illegals cost taxpayers billions every year and Mexico loves that we are providing for their poor and saving them so much money. It's a win-win situation for Mexico and a lose-lose situation for the US. No tourists, don't buy mexican products and no wire transfers between countries!!!!!

The Obama administration isn't really addressing the problems with our southern borders. Customs and Border Patrol apprehend approx. 4000 people a DAY trying to enter the U.S illegally and yes they are illegal. Phoenix Az. has become the kidnap capital of the U.S., second in the world to only Mexico City. It's not just drug smugglers carrying out these crimes but also people smugglers. If you live in Houston or El Paso you are 50% more likely to be a victim of a violent crime directly related to illegal immigrants. Last year alone L.A. spent 450 million dollars on illegals. We all know how broke California is, they would probably being doing alot better if they hadn't had to shell out that money and actually had some revenues coming in from these people. How can the Obama administration ignore these problems even after Al-Qaeda has talked about using the tunnels built by the drug smugglers as a way to get into the U.S.. If they acknowledge these problems it would severly hinder there open-borders goal. Once they open the borders we will have a hugh influx of people from Mexico, Central & South America, and who do these people usually vote for? In a trans-national world you get to vote where you live. The democrats would lock up Florida, Texas and California for decades to come and then get states like Arizona and New Mexico thrown in as a little bonus. I think it is imperative that we really secure our borders, what do you think???????
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Arizona Law

Postby Katherine » Tue May 25, 2010 8:21 am

Illegal aliens in this country are costing american taxpayers billions every year and Washington continues to bury their heads in the sand. How would Mexico react if we sent 20 million americans south across their border with no papers and demanded that their children be taught in english, that an english speaking officer be in every police car, that they be given incentives for starting businesses in Mexico, that they be given Free health care, that they never pay taxes and no one is allowed to question their citizenship. Of course the mexican government loves not having to deal with all these poor people who are also sending millions of dollars to relatives in Mexico. It is a win-win situation for Mexico and a lose-lose situation for america. The federal government refuses to do anything about the violence coming across the borders, so the states must do something. If you live in a border state like I do, you hear about the violence almost daily. Could the present administration be ignoring the problems because of Obamas grand view of a NEW world order???????
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Re: Arizona Law

Postby kscott » Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:41 am

I definitely agree with the Arizona Law. I live in Alabama and wish our state would come on board with a similar law. We need numbers, numbers, numbers. The illegals are taking over Birmingham. Buford Highway in Gwinnett County Georgia is like little Mexico...has been for years. I am afraid of what will eventually happen if something itsn't done. Mr. Rockstar President isn't going to do anything.
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Re: Arizona Law

Postby minp » Fri Jul 23, 2010 2:40 pm

I have just joined this board, and totally agree with the arizona law, I live in new mexico, unfortunately we have a govenor who is just as dangerous as obama, I don't know how much more can happen before more people wakeup to what obama is doin to this country, how can the president sue one of his states, for upholding the law.
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Re: Arizona Law

Postby minp » Thu Jul 29, 2010 3:02 pm

Just went to tea parties united onfacebook, and seems the judges ruling is not all bad, people in arizona, say the opposition did not win anything , like jan B said this is a bump in the road, and the full law will be upheld
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