New Arizona Immigration Law

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If this gets overturned, it would probably go to the Supreme Court, right? I assume they would be in favor of this, because there's nothing unconstitutional about it.
 
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Cash Vallin said:
two years and what's the 3-year rule??
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Lets put it this way, I have a cousin that married a beautiful Russian who then obtained her citizenship and a little after three years of marriage she dumped him and was able to remain in the U.S. Had she gotten a divorce prior to their third anniversary she would have been required to return to Russia.
 
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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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no mention of expenses huh? i'd love to hear how even legal citizens making 20k a year are next adding revenue to the country. and the multiplier effect is complete and utter garbage. i should know i spent 3 years writing economic impact studies.
 
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KentheOrange said:
What was the reason they used the last time they wore these jerseys on Cinco de Mayo?
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Not sure about that, but I'm pretty sure I know the Suns postion on my idea of emptying the military warehouses of anti-personel mines to deploy them a mile deep from south of San Diego to Brownsville and forget the wall....
 
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I find it humorous that the sound bites coming from the team expressing their displeasure with the new law are all from Steve Nash, a Canadian.
 
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droski said:
:lolabove:

no mention of expenses huh? i'd love to hear how even legal citizens making 20k a year are next adding revenue to the country. and the multiplier effect is complete and utter garbage. i should know i spent 3 years writing economic impact studies.
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watch it, dude knows stuff about you.
 
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IPorange said:
Pretty good and informative response from the governor to Arizona:

Jan Brewer, the governor of Arizona, responds to calls for sports boycotts of her state over Senate Bill 1070, the new immigration law. - ESPN

I think the main issue here is misinformation.
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I understand she's trying to clear things up, but I feel like no one will change their mind. Misinformation is now combined with people trying to protect their own interests regardless of the benefits of the country.
 
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