jeffrockit
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- Nov 16, 2008
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Sure profiling can be a bad thing and can be abused by some and possibly also make some people uncomfortable because of the generalization when it comes to who looks like they could be illegal or not....
But, how can any person in this country who pays taxes, and who's future is being sacrificed by the debt we're in, oppose the idea of keeping people out of this country who aren't here legally and who are being a burden on our society...
I dont care about racial profiling at all.. But I do care about violation of peoples' rights.
Even though I like the premise of the Arizona law, I cannot support it because it is unconstitutional. Im a caucasian male, and yet the law could theoretically have me arrested for failing to produce my papers even if Im minding my own business walking down a public sidewalk.
Then you must not support the Fed law since this bill only mirrors that law. 2 questions have been asked and not answered relating to the Fed law v the Az law:
1. What can any Arizona law enforcement official do under the Arizona immigration law that a federal law enforcement official cannot already do?
2. What requirement does the Arizona law place on any non-citizen living in Arizona that federal law does already not place on any non-citizen living elsewhere in the United States?
Also, I urge you to read the bill (only about 10 pages) because no where in it states that one has to randomly shows their "papers" if they are "minding their own business". In the bill, they will be questioned about paperwork if stopped while being involved in a crime. This is just more false info, the same as Obama using the ice cream parlor analogy. It seems the incorrect info comes all the way from the top.