New Arizona Immigration Law

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Cash Vallin said:
but most are legal citizens...


There are a lot of Hispanics in Arizona: 30% of the population according to the latest census, which is double the rate for the country as a whole. That's almost two million people, legally in the country.. Only 9 percent of those are illegals... that's a 3 to 1 ratio... by the sheer numbers involved profiling is going to happen of LEGAL citizens.

wait and see!
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Not to throw a wrench in the ratios/percentages, but what does this really have to do with anything, much less AZ's problem.

Do all that cross into AZ stay in AZ?
 
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Cash Vallin said:
that's not wrong... count to 30 and put a mark on a piece of paper every time you say a number in one column... every third number put a mark on that same piece of paper in another column.... in one column you'll have thirty marks... in the other column you'll have 10 marks... divide the 30 by the 10... you'll get a 3... hence a 3 to 1 ratio...

WOW
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Well, you are living proof of the need to improve education in Tennessee.

BTW, you haven't answered my questions yet.
 
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Just because thee is a lawsuit pending doesn't make this bill unconstitutional nor does it prove that the bill violates any rights. And I doubt that anyone cares that the pheonix suns are wearing those jerseys in protest.
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A recent University of Arizona study found that Arizona's immigrant workers paid an estimated $2.4 billion in state taxes, and accounted for $44 billion in economic output that created 400,000 full-time jobs. And experts say that losing hundreds of thousands of these workers may compromise the state's long-term economic recovery. In the interest of leading the nation sharply to the right on immigration policy, it seems that Arizona's lawmakers are willing to take the risk.
 
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Cash Vallin said:
the lawsuits, naw, that's not groundbreaking... when the law is overturned and racial profiling occurs, that's when the real bragging will begin.
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So you will be glad to "brag" if you are correct that hispanics will be profiled?

Nice.

Do you believe the federal law should be overturned?
 
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Cash Vallin said:
the lawsuits, naw, that's not groundbreaking... when the law is overturned and racial profiling occurs, that's when the real bragging will begin.
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If this law is overturned, it will he futher proof that the Mayans were correct about 2012
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Cash Vallin said:
naw, i'll be bragging that you were wrong and beyond mad that profiling happened...
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Wrong about what?

Being here illegal is a crime? Nope, I got that one right.


And legal citizens are dying at the hands of illegal ones? Nope, I got that one right as well.

I like the federal law, when/if executed this is not an Arizona topic.
Course you wouldn't like that one either if it was enforced.
 
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Cash Vallin said:
A recent University of Arizona study found that Arizona's immigrant workers paid an estimated $2.4 billion in state taxes, and accounted for $44 billion in economic output that created 400,000 full-time jobs. And experts say that losing hundreds of thousands of these workers may compromise the state's long-term economic recovery. In the interest of leading the nation sharply to the right on immigration policy, it seems that Arizona's lawmakers are willing to take the risk.
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if you only knew the absurd assumptions that drive these models.

The 400k jobs created employed themselves and the silly thing appears not to differentiate between legal and illegal, but dont let that stop a good fantasy cut and paste job.
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