![]() |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
I say we post snipers in strategic positions and just start opening fire on those bastards as they jump the fences and cross the border.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Massive Minefields. That is all.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Just electrify the fence!!! Duh
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
"Arizona gov. outraged the Obama administration first announced on foreign TV its plans to sue state over immigration law"
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010...migration-law/ |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
It's gonna be very interesting if the Feds put an injunction in place to stop the law from going into effect. I would love to see Janet B. tell the Feds "Screw you, we're going to arrest people we deem to be here illegally and ship them out!! Don't like it, arrest me!!" That would be a "top notch pickle" for Obama Inc. Arrest a Governor for implementing and enforcing law that mirrors a federal law or arrest illegals who by being here are breaking the law everyday.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
If things come to that it's going to get nasty real quick. AZ, as a state, is not going to take the federal government stepping on their toes lightly.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
I'm cheering for Arizona :) The majority of Americans support the law too which is what really upsets me about our federal government wasting time on it when they should be supporting what AZ has done and begin implementing it nationwide.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
At what point will this be viewed (nationally) as a mexican invasion rather than people fleeing their country?
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
It's catching on!
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/22/us...nt.html?src=mv |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
If only all the other states would grow a pair. Obama Inc. can't win against all 50 states.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Haven't found a link yet, but Fox news is reporting that Mexico (yes the country) is filing a law suit against the state of Arizona over their new immigration law.
Edit: Found something about it: http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1 |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Further proof they encourage boarder jumping so more American dollars can be sent down there to support their shithole ghettos...
I don't see how this is any of Mexico's concern and how they could have any legal standing on this issue. So it's now two federal governments vs. one state. I hope more states start to take a stand with AZ and push back. |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
CA is the laughing stock of the nation:
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?se...les&id=7513474 Basically the vibe I get is they're boycotting AZ...until it makes their lives a bit more difficult. Fine by me of they end up finding another contractor though since it's based in TX while the other two are in AZ. This boycott is seriously the stupidest idea ever and will solve/prove nothing other than CA's ignorance. I hope in turn it costs then millions in extra expenses. If nothing else, think of all the time they're wasting on this while the state practically crumbles around them :D |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
:lol: We'll boycott you on all of those, but we'll keep going with these!!
Yeah, let's pick and choose our boycotts. |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010...migration-law/
Now even the federal government is supporting these ludicrous "boycotts" of AZ. Tactics like this are going to do nothing but cause civil unrest and cause further rebellion against the federal government. Will AZ beat TX to succession? November 2010 and 2012 are going to be great months. http://content.usatoday.com/communit...es-bad-polls/1 |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
I'm really starting to think they want civil unrest in this country. As soon as enough happens that allows them to declare Marshall Law across this country they are coming for your guns. Together we stand, divided we fall. And right now this country is more divided than I can remember.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Say what?
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010...e-disparities/ So let me just get this straight here. They're in this country illegally, they're working illegally, companies have hired them illegally, yet we the taxpayers are giving them assistance?!?! |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Yep, heard this yesterday. Your tax dollars going towards helping illegals get the minimum wage. They even set up a hot line for illegals to call and report being under paid.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
So, when do the Americans citizens get the choice of which programs we want our tax dollars to support?
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
Look at the bigger picture: They are here illegally, but instead of following our Federal laws and deporting them, we set up a hot line to help them stay and get paid (tax free pay of course). And now we have Federal Agencies boycotting AR by canceling already planned conferences. We have prisons that give 3 square meals a day, free medical, free dental, clothes on their backs, cable TV, pool tables, basketball courts, work out gyms, etc. to criminals. But they don't have to work to pay for any of it. Yet we have millions of hard working Americans loosing their homes, not able to put food on the table, pay their bills, stay healthy, income levels dropping, working longer hours for less pay, etc. SEEMS LIKE SOMETHING HAS GONE WRONG IN A BAD WAY. The tables have definitely turned against American ideals that made this country great. |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
The government (IRS) really needs to crack down on the companies employing illegal aliens. Very simple, if you're caught, you forfeit 100% of profits from that year (owner's pay included).
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
This guy has blood on his hands yet Obama still gives him a key federal position?
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010...-key-role-ice/ How fucking corrupt. The government needs to speak for the people, not one person's twisted views! |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Continually stacking the deck in their favor.
November is all I'm thinking about. |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Board member yells: "We're boycotting your asses you racist bastards!!! We're cutting all ties with you!!!"
Board member secretary whispers: "You might want to look at the long list of services we use that are Arizona based. Could cost us a lot of money" Board member ask: "Really?" Board member secretary whispers: "Yes." Board member says: "We'll get back to you on this." :spin: Everybody would be much better off if they would keep their noses out of it and let Arizona continue working at fixing their problems instead of getting in the way. |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
They are the Shepherds, we are the Sheeple.
At least that's what they think!! Come on November!! |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
$500k donated to AZ to help defend itself against the federal law suit.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100708/...tion_donations "PHOENIX – Retirees and other residents from all over the country were among those who donated nearly $500,000 to help Arizona defend its immigration enforcement law, with most chipping in $100 or less, according to an analysis of documents obtained Thusday by The Associated Press. The donations, 88 percent of which came from through the defense fund's website, surged this week after the federal government sued Tuesday to challenge the law. A document from Gov. Jan Brewer's office showed that 7,008 of the 9,057 online contributions submitted by Thursday morning were made in the days following the government's filing. Website contributions came from all 50 states, plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, and nearly 2,000 came from within Arizona. Donations ranged from $5 to $2,000, with the vast majority between $10 and $100." |
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
That is so awesome! Look...Americans standing up for what they believe in! HELL YES! Anyone have a link of where to donate money? I'm seriously going to, this is so great.
|
Re: Arizona Immigration Law
Quote:
http://www.azgovernor.gov/AZBorderSecurity.asp Already sent in $50 :nod: |
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 07:03 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2026, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.