"maybe gettin rid of illegal immigrants was not such the best idea i mean they are not that bad after all right? perhaps we were a bit hasty in our decision." guarantee that is what lawmakers and supports of the arizona immigration law are thinkin right now as they scramble to rectify what has been an economically disatrous decision as the work force has decreased significantly with the firing and removal of illegal immigrants leaving business owners hurting financially im guessing this is sure to change their minds about this issue for in the words of the Wu Tang Clan: "C.R.E.A.M." cash rules everything around mebut we could all care less right?
from one indiffernt citizen to the next...
haha the state government comes out lookin like fools with a egg all in their face. sucks for business owners especially ones who didn support the law that they have to feel the reprecussions of their governments bad choices in this way. but as they say heart burned lesson learned
ReplyDeleteit's just weird how we are being exposed to these sort of truth through social media.. it's just sad because we are actually different from what we seem like to the foreigners... USA is different from what they expected.
ReplyDeleteAlthough the Arizona law seems to come closer to the subject matter of federal regulation than did the California law, the broad language of both of Brennan's opinions suggests that there may well be "room" for the Arizona legislation.
ReplyDeleteEven if a court somehow determined that the statute created some kind of racial classification, the statute still would not necessarily be unconstitutional.
ReplyDeletei think in enforcing the legislation, however, Arizona must be scrupulously careful to avoid even the appearance of any kind of discrimination against Hispanics!!!!
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TWITTERS that talked abt this issue!!!
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