Showing posts with label AZ SB1070 Arizona Immigration Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AZ SB1070 Arizona Immigration Law. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Georgia About to Enforce Immigration Laws

Georgians, don't let the "thousands" protesting disuade you!  The millions of productive citizens are with you but had to show up at work instead of at a protest.

Georgia Senate Passes Arizona-Style Bill to Restrict Illegal Immigration
By NewsCore

ATLANTA - Despite thousands of residents expressing their opposition to the legislation, the Georgia Senate Monday approved an Arizona-style crackdown on illegal immigration.

The Senate approved House Bill 87 after almost three hours of debate in a 39-17 vote, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

However, lawmakers eliminated a contentious piece of the bill which would have required businesses to register their workers on a federal program called E-Verify. The program determines if they are eligible to work in the US.

Because it was substantially amended the bill must now return to the House for its approval, before it can be signed by Gov. Nathan Deal.

Like the law enacted in Arizona, Georgia's bill would allow police to question suspects about their immigration status.

It would penalize people who transport or harbor illegal immigrants or use fake identification to get a job in the US.

It is estimated Georgia is home to about 425,000 illegal immigrants -- more than Arizona.

Thousands of residents of Georgia have protested the bill -- both in demonstrations outside the Capitol and in petitions.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Three Quarters of Americans support AZ SB 1070

(via Stop the ACLU)

Poll: Support for Arizona Immigration Law Hits 57 Percent

While the headline is not a lie, it does fail to tell the whole truth because it fails to note the additional 17% who say the law doesn't go far enough.

I can do math.  57+17=74.

Monday, June 07, 2010

Everyone Agrees with ME!

I knew it.  No wonder no one payed any attention to my pro-AZ SB 1070 T-shirt when I went to visit family in SoCal for Memorial Day.  Vote here.