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By On the Net, on April 28th, 2010	Text of New Arizona Revised Statutes Sections 23-212, 23-212.01, 23-214, 28-3511 and 41-1274 (effective July 29, 2010). This post does not contain the entire text of the new law. The entire law is contained in this part 4 and in:
April 28th, 2010 | Tags: 23-212, 23-212.01, 23-214, 28-3511, 41-1724, anti-illegal immigrant, anti-illegal immigration, arizona immigration bill, arizona immigration bill text, arizona immigration law, arizona immigration law text, sb 1070, senate bill 1070 | Category: Arizona Law, Arizona New Law Text, AZ's Illegal Immigrant Law 7 comments to Text of Arizona’s Anti-Illegal Immigration Law – Part 4
· Reply	I am hispanic, mothers family from Arizona and find nothing offensive or out of place with the Arizona Law. It states that Arizona law enforcement officials at every level are required to enforce federal statutes. It cites those statutes. If anything we have a President and Administration who are vocally refusing to enforce existing federal law regarding protection of nthe boarders and upholding their duties of office. That’s impeachable, not enforcing laws that in 100% of all other countries of the world would be enforced without prejudice against everyone (citizen and visitor alike). If the President doesn’t like the law, he can resign (we wish) or he can enforce the law and apologize to the US Citizens who live in Arizona. I am an American first and being Hispanic is irrelavent to sustaining the laws of our land. When you come here illegally, you are steeling from Americans of all races including me and my family who are citizens 3rd generation from birth. If you don’t like our laws, leave. If you would rather have anarchy and corruption, go home. If you want more compassion, then tell Mexico to let Americans invest in and own property and businesses in Mexico. We demand the same rights in Mexico that you want for free. Until then…no amnisty, no hope. Go home! If you want your homes to be like America where opportunity abounds, take Mexico back from the corrupt politicians, federalies and drug pushers. Stop blaming America which is way more patient and tolerant with humanity than any other nation on earth. Stop coveting what America has earned and built…build it at home yourselves. Via con dios – Long live America! Louis
· Reply	I’m with you Louis. I am American Indian. When leaving the country north or south I must show passport. When stopped by police officer, I must show drivers license, registration, and proof of insurance. If I do not have these I can be cited.
· Reply	I am also a proud Hispanic who finds nothing offensive, nor inordinately discriminatory, nor hateful in this law. It calls for th enforcement of Federal law and refers to Federal authority in assessing the legal status of immigrants. My ancestors came to this country, or were already here, legally–or before there was such a thing as “Legal status”. I firmly believe in welcoming our immigrant brothers and sisters. I also believe that we need to be able to maintain the integrity of our frontiers, so we can have a populace who can live in peace, safe from foreign intruders. Those who come to this great nation need to go through the proper process. The Arizona law helps to ensure this. All it does is reinforce Federal law. If the Feds don’t like that, it’s too bad. Their job is to enforce the laws enacted by Congress and signed by the President (no matter which one) as long as those specific laws are not deemed Unconstitutional.
· Reply	It doesn’t matter what you guys like or not, or if you’re an immigrant or not. What matters is if the Law is Constitutional or not. And that will be decided by experts.
· Reply	One word for you Louis and you little partner K-whatever.Lame! You guys are a bunch of IGNORANT people that happen not to understnad anything. How can you turn on your own people. ummm yea that’s just dumb. You think your so American; honey please read a textbook or something on history and check your facts. Everybody who is in this country isnt legal. So dont bring yourself up above all. And totally an agreement with YourFather it is Unconstitutional and 100% stupid. It’s also funny how you just keep pointing fingers at Mexico when clearly they aren’t the only illegals here.
P.S and don’t act like you don’t or can’t write or speak Spanish cause i bet you have TLACUACHE all over your forehead.
· Reply	LaQueen:
My people are white, red, brown, black, AMERICAN. MY PEOPLE are law abiding citizens of this country. MY PEOPLE do not break the law of a foreign nation and then demand forgiveness and tolerance simple because we want it. MY PEOPLE do not COVET that which belongs to others, do not STEAL that which belongs to others. I have great concern for my people and would fight beside my people if they had the guts to fight the real enemy. That enemy is NOT the United States. It is Karl Marx, Che Guevara, and other mass murderers like Castro. The enemy is not GOD so why make GOD your enemy by shattering the TENTH commandment. What part of THOU SHALT NOT COVET do you not understand? Stealing your way into America when legal channels are available is wrong. It makes criminals out of people that just want to work and be treated fairly. But until LEGAL access laws are changed, you are still advocating a breaking of the law for covetous purposes. I would like to see immigration for guest worker purposes easier. But until Mexico addresses similar demands for investment and capital property rights for non-Mexicans, why should America give a Mexican citizen anything. I cannot buy property in my ancestral land. When that changes, maybe then I would suggest we be more open with access. Until then, if you are illegal – go home.
· Reply	I just want everyone to take a moment to think about HOW this law can and will be enforced. Ask yourself these questions: What is a reasonable suspicion that someone is an illegal alien? What is a reasonable suspicion that someone is an alien, resident or visiting? If a person thought to be an alien is stopped, the law mandates that s/he be carrying status papers; but how does a person who is thought to be an alien prove they’re in fact a citizen. How would you prove that you’re a citizen? If the person doesn’t have status papers, the officer can detain him/her until that status is confirmed; what happens while you’re detained (ie who picks up your kids, calls your partner/spouse, who calls your boss, what happens to your car and what are the monetary costs to you and your family/friends) Think about this possibility: A, a Honduran American, is driving to work in a battered jalopy. A is any shade of brown that is not usually associated with whiteness. A drives through a neighborhood where battered jalopies are only seen during the working hours of the day. B, an officer assigned to patrol the non-jalopy neighborhood, pulls A over. B asks to see A’s license, registration and insurance. For some reasonable suspicion, B asks to see A’s immigrant status papers. A says “I’m a citizen of the United States.” B doesn’t really believe him (for some subconscious reason explored only by social psychologists and critical race theorists), and given the circumstances, (brown man in a beat up truck with tools in the back in a neighborhood where in-home construction is done by people who look like A) B decides to detain (which means in handcuffs) A until he can go to the station and figure out A’s legal status. This isn’t an outrageous possibility. Always remember that laws are created and enforced by people who have their own prejudices and beliefs and who are, by virtue of being human, fallible. A reasonable suspicion can be unreasonable. Don’t blindly believe that every law on the books has a honorable motive. Many, including this one, do not; just look at the amended and stricken language to determine this motive.
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