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	<title>Comments on: Behind the Arizona Immigration Law:GOP Game to Swipe the November Election</title>
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		<title>By: Dan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dan</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Aug 2010 22:57:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&quot;If that rancher had to hire locals his profit margin would crash.&quot;

I don&#039;t see that as a bad thing. If a company can only remain in business by exploiting workers then that company needs to fail. Great Britain’s GDP is said to have dropped 10% when slavery was abolished. I&#039;m sure some Brits used that as a scare tactic for keeping slavery.

Some businesses will see a decline in profit and others will fail completely, but so what? Let’s see the real cost of goods and services so we can make an informed decision, as the right says; let the market decide.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>"If that rancher had to hire locals his profit margin would crash."</p>
<p>I don't see that as a bad thing. If a company can only remain in business by exploiting workers then that company needs to fail. Great Britain’s GDP is said to have dropped 10% when slavery was abolished. I'm sure some Brits used that as a scare tactic for keeping slavery.</p>
<p>Some businesses will see a decline in profit and others will fail completely, but so what? Let’s see the real cost of goods and services so we can make an informed decision, as the right says; let the market decide.</p>
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		<title>By: Skip</title>
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		<dc:creator>Skip</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Aug 2010 00:20:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I moved to Tucson 36 years ago for grad school.  The term &quot;wetback&quot; was invented long before I got here.  In that time I dated a DEA agent.  She talked about how the &quot;illegals&quot; at a ranch she raided (somewhere in AZ) had no accommodations.  They had to sleep on the dirt and work 12-16 hours a day.  If that rancher had to hire locals his profit margin would crash.  There was a successor to Caser Chavez on the Cobert Report recently.  He said that there have been only 3 US citizens that have signed up for work in the SW farm lands.  Cobert then goes thru his routine and says that he will proudly work out there.  Then he asks his guest if there is any air conditioning available, to which the guest laughs his head off. Anyone has been through the farming areas in El Centro CA in the middle of summer will tell you that 120F and 90% humidity (the CO river is close) makes it pretty hard to sleep without AC, much less work during the day.

No one has mentioned how NAFTA has increased the border crossing problem.  Thom Hartmann always talks about it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I moved to Tucson 36 years ago for grad school.  The term "wetback" was invented long before I got here.  In that time I dated a DEA agent.  She talked about how the "illegals" at a ranch she raided (somewhere in AZ) had no accommodations.  They had to sleep on the dirt and work 12-16 hours a day.  If that rancher had to hire locals his profit margin would crash.  There was a successor to Caser Chavez on the Cobert Report recently.  He said that there have been only 3 US citizens that have signed up for work in the SW farm lands.  Cobert then goes thru his routine and says that he will proudly work out there.  Then he asks his guest if there is any air conditioning available, to which the guest laughs his head off. Anyone has been through the farming areas in El Centro CA in the middle of summer will tell you that 120F and 90% humidity (the CO river is close) makes it pretty hard to sleep without AC, much less work during the day.</p>
<p>No one has mentioned how NAFTA has increased the border crossing problem.  Thom Hartmann always talks about it.</p>
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		<title>By: Dan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dan</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Aug 2010 22:57:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Someone please cite a reputable source that states our economy would collapse if all illegal immigrants left the country.

I look at those jobs like trash collectors; no one wants to do it so the city has to pay more to attract workers. Wouldn’t the same apply to agriculture, construction, meat packing etc?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Someone please cite a reputable source that states our economy would collapse if all illegal immigrants left the country.</p>
<p>I look at those jobs like trash collectors; no one wants to do it so the city has to pay more to attract workers. Wouldn’t the same apply to agriculture, construction, meat packing etc?</p>
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		<title>By: Chili Dogg</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chili Dogg</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:54:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>So the bottom line is this: Greg Palast is admitting what Rush Limbaugh claimed about the liberal approach to immigration - it is a voter registration plan! Basically - &quot;Screw the US, its laws, and the safety of its citizens - we gotta sign up new voters, no matter what laws we (and ACORN) break to do it.&quot;

Liberals are OK with bills that would forgive illegal aliens of crimes, such as the illegal use of other peoples&#039; SS numbers, that would get actual American citizens thrown in jail. (That provision was part of the anmesty bill that libs and some Republicans tried to push through in 2006.)

Liberals are OK with giving in-state tuition prices to illegal immigrants who live in other states, but not giving the same deal to actual American citizens. What&#039;s wrong with this picture??

To Samfox: Please, there is no serious comparison between 20 million illegal immigrants who have come to the US and a few thousand (your numbers) Americans who do the same in Mexico. You neglect to mention that Mexico is vigilant with kicking illegal immigrants out of Mexico, while encouraging Mexicans to immigrate illegally to the US.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So the bottom line is this: Greg Palast is admitting what Rush Limbaugh claimed about the liberal approach to immigration - it is a voter registration plan! Basically - "Screw the US, its laws, and the safety of its citizens - we gotta sign up new voters, no matter what laws we (and ACORN) break to do it."</p>
<p>Liberals are OK with bills that would forgive illegal aliens of crimes, such as the illegal use of other peoples' SS numbers, that would get actual American citizens thrown in jail. (That provision was part of the anmesty bill that libs and some Republicans tried to push through in 2006.)</p>
<p>Liberals are OK with giving in-state tuition prices to illegal immigrants who live in other states, but not giving the same deal to actual American citizens. What's wrong with this picture??</p>
<p>To Samfox: Please, there is no serious comparison between 20 million illegal immigrants who have come to the US and a few thousand (your numbers) Americans who do the same in Mexico. You neglect to mention that Mexico is vigilant with kicking illegal immigrants out of Mexico, while encouraging Mexicans to immigrate illegally to the US.</p>
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		<title>By: lost in the desert</title>
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		<dc:creator>lost in the desert</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 16 Jul 2010 15:21:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>SB1070 does not follow federal law.  Being in the U.S. illegally is a civil code violation...not a criminal offense.  SB1070 turns the civil code violation into a state criminal act, thus overstepping the fedral law. (Jay walking and speeding are civil code violations, don&#039;t see new legislation here!)
The &quot;stench of duplicity&quot; is emminating from the back rooms of the AZ State Legislature.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>SB1070 does not follow federal law.  Being in the U.S. illegally is a civil code violation...not a criminal offense.  SB1070 turns the civil code violation into a state criminal act, thus overstepping the fedral law. (Jay walking and speeding are civil code violations, don't see new legislation here!)<br />
The "stench of duplicity" is emminating from the back rooms of the AZ State Legislature.</p>
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		<title>By: SamFox</title>
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		<dc:creator>SamFox</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Jul 2010 05:29:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>All&#039;s I wanna know is, if AZ&#039;s law is all the things Pallast says, why is he NOT also taking the FED law to task. After all, AZ&#039;s law mirrors the Fed&#039;s. Well, not quite. 

AZ&#039;s law has more stringent protections for the citizens. 

So, if ya&#039;ll who don&#039;t like the AZ law whatcha gonna DO about the FED law? You gonna boycott DC? Take to the streets? Where are your blogs, street protests &amp; out rage against the Fed law? 

We get this kind of tripe in AZ because we have to do a job the Feds won&#039;t do. Papers please, German style. Gimme a break!!!By the way. I was born in Tucson. I KNOW how badly we need the Gov to step up.

AHH! The fresh stench of duplicity fills the air!! 

SamFox</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>All's I wanna know is, if AZ's law is all the things Pallast says, why is he NOT also taking the FED law to task. After all, AZ's law mirrors the Fed's. Well, not quite. </p>
<p>AZ's law has more stringent protections for the citizens. </p>
<p>So, if ya'll who don't like the AZ law whatcha gonna DO about the FED law? You gonna boycott DC? Take to the streets? Where are your blogs, street protests &amp; out rage against the Fed law? </p>
<p>We get this kind of tripe in AZ because we have to do a job the Feds won't do. Papers please, German style. Gimme a break!!!By the way. I was born in Tucson. I KNOW how badly we need the Gov to step up.</p>
<p>AHH! The fresh stench of duplicity fills the air!! </p>
<p>SamFox</p>
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		<title>By: la oveja negra</title>
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		<dc:creator>la oveja negra</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Jul 2010 00:37:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I AM ABSOLUTELY SERIOUS

I live in a Mexican border city, and we are being overrun by a large/growing number of Anglos living here without proper Resident Visas from Mexico&#039;s Immigration Services.

Worse, many are receiving public assistance from USA taxpayers and committing criminal acts. The schemes used revolve around sub-leasing your section 8 subsidized housing in the USA to profit from the 30% the recipient pays and the amount collected from the sub-lessee...........another scam is living in Mexico while receiving cash benefits, and Medi-CAL for the poor &amp; disabled which are utilized to cover their costs of living outside the USA........many sell/trade their food stamps. They are in general low class drunks, drug users and older persons on SS who cannot afford to live in their own country....they use PO boxes,and USA addresses for correspondence, and to retain eligibility for welfare  benefits.

Mexico doesn&#039;t conduct raids looking to deport American illegals because they provide an economic benefit to the community, and they number in the few thousands............so &quot;illegal&quot; cuts both ways</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I AM ABSOLUTELY SERIOUS</p>
<p>I live in a Mexican border city, and we are being overrun by a large/growing number of Anglos living here without proper Resident Visas from Mexico's Immigration Services.</p>
<p>Worse, many are receiving public assistance from USA taxpayers and committing criminal acts. The schemes used revolve around sub-leasing your section 8 subsidized housing in the USA to profit from the 30% the recipient pays and the amount collected from the sub-lessee...........another scam is living in Mexico while receiving cash benefits, and Medi-CAL for the poor &amp; disabled which are utilized to cover their costs of living outside the USA........many sell/trade their food stamps. They are in general low class drunks, drug users and older persons on SS who cannot afford to live in their own country....they use PO boxes,and USA addresses for correspondence, and to retain eligibility for welfare  benefits.</p>
<p>Mexico doesn't conduct raids looking to deport American illegals because they provide an economic benefit to the community, and they number in the few thousands............so "illegal" cuts both ways</p>
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		<title>By: Sue</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sue</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Jun 2010 13:46:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>How many poor people can Arizona or the United States support in an economic downturn.  Excuse me and both parties switch policy for votes.  Arizona has over one half million illegal immigrants that impacts the cost of education and many schools are 100% on food subsidies that is supported by the federal government. Also, Governor Napolitano had to ask the federal government to cover healthcare costs because Arizona could not afford the tab.  We are in the greatest economic downturn in Americas history and the door is still open for legal immigrants and the number has not been adjusted for no jobs, unless someone is highly educated and can contribute to the economy.

This has all be engineered by the financial system when money has be taken out of the country illegally for expanding markets in Asia and to lower the standard of living in America and the Free Trade Agreement flooded the country with illegal immigrants who are poor adding to the lowering of the standard of living. There needs to be more of a total picture.  Also, how can you avoid racial profiling with so many illegal immigrants.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>How many poor people can Arizona or the United States support in an economic downturn.  Excuse me and both parties switch policy for votes.  Arizona has over one half million illegal immigrants that impacts the cost of education and many schools are 100% on food subsidies that is supported by the federal government. Also, Governor Napolitano had to ask the federal government to cover healthcare costs because Arizona could not afford the tab.  We are in the greatest economic downturn in Americas history and the door is still open for legal immigrants and the number has not been adjusted for no jobs, unless someone is highly educated and can contribute to the economy.</p>
<p>This has all be engineered by the financial system when money has be taken out of the country illegally for expanding markets in Asia and to lower the standard of living in America and the Free Trade Agreement flooded the country with illegal immigrants who are poor adding to the lowering of the standard of living. There needs to be more of a total picture.  Also, how can you avoid racial profiling with so many illegal immigrants.</p>
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		<title>By: Mychyl</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mychyl</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 26 Jun 2010 15:13:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It&#039;s entirely depressing to see so many people misguided into believing that SB1070 has nothing at all to do with racial profiling.

1) The author of the infamous SB1070 has shady connections with a racist group (this was slightly publicized when the bill first came into the spotlight, but I no longer recall the name of the group). In addition, do we really want to say that there&#039;s no racist intent in a legislator that routines uses the term &quot;wetbacks&quot; to refer to Mexican-Americans, be they here legally or otherwise?

2a) The law is &quot;designed&quot; to work thusly: police officer (of whatever jurisdiction) detains person for probable cause of involvement in criminal activity -- officer has reasonable suspicion (NOT due to race or color of skin!) of possible illegal status -- officer requests paperwork to prove identity and lawful presence -- if no such proof is on the suspected illegal immigrant, the person is detained and ICE is contacted.

2b) In some (many) jurisdictions, the law WILL work thusly: police officer (of whatever jurisdiction) detains person whom s/he has reasonable suspicion (based on appearance of lack of English fluency) of non-resident status -- officer requests paperwork to prove identity and lawful presence -- etc.

2c) Keep in mind, &quot;probable cause of criminal activity&quot; is a pretty low bar to hit with traffic stops. Kinda hard to prove you weren&#039;t really going 2mph over the speed limit, or that you weren&#039;t swerving in any way. Oh, and routine traffic stops -- such as planned stops on Friday/Saturday nights -- to check for possible drunk driving? Keep in mind that this constitutes &quot;lawful contact&quot; -- so that&#039;s another place where they can get you. Or if you&#039;re driving or walking down the street, they can stop you and question you if they &quot;have reports of X criminal activity in the area&quot;... and boom, step 1 is completed.

3) Claiming that all police officers either are, or are not, racist in any way is an invalid position. I don&#039;t pretend that every officer in the state will use illegal techniques to get the chance to pounce on someone for possibly being illegal -- but there are those that will. Is having even one American citizen suffer this sort of Nazi-esque treatment worth the ousting of illegal immigrants, who are not the violent, layabout job-thieves they&#039;re painted as? 

4) For those of you who keep claiming they&#039;re stealing our tax money by using public assistance, news flash: in order to apply for any state or federal programs, you MUST... again, MUST... supply proof of legal residence (including SSN) for each member of your household. Any false/misleading or omitted information is grounds for denial of services. There may be... and likely are... children of illegal immigrants in the school systems, but their parents aren&#039;t collecting Welfare or Food Stamps for them. And if they DO manage to land jobs, they pay taxes on their wages. Any taxable purchases they make in the state, they pay those taxes. They don&#039;t get a magic wand to make all their taxes go away... Hel, even day visitors from across the border, who come up to shop in Tucson, have to pay sales tax. (I used to work at a local Target, where having customers from Mexico was a common occurrence on the weekends, and I assure you, they paid sales tax same as everyone else... and were often more gracious about it than the state residents, who actually benefit from the programs that our taxes put into place.)

Finally, my stand on this whole mess is that reform is not only desirable, but necessary. For those who are unaware, the timeline to become an American &quot;the right way&quot;? In most cases, it&#039;s over a decade. The hoops and the red tape and the petty bureaucracy is insane, and going through all that -- just to end up somewhere where you&#039;re persecuted for the color of your skin? Sometimes I wonder why people still want to immigrate to the US.

Oh, and now Brewer is claiming that most illegal immigrants just come across the border to help the drug cartels, because they&#039;re smuggling drugs on them. To me, this merely proves one of two things: the depth of her insanity or the strength of her racism.

Bottom line: If anyone should have the ability to tell people to get out of the US, it&#039;s the Native Americans. This was Native American land before the White Man came over and stole it, for those who&#039;ve forgotten their US history lessons. As for me, I&#039;m just glad to count down the days until I can leave this state and move somewhere less racist/homophobic/bigoted.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It's entirely depressing to see so many people misguided into believing that SB1070 has nothing at all to do with racial profiling.</p>
<p>1) The author of the infamous SB1070 has shady connections with a racist group (this was slightly publicized when the bill first came into the spotlight, but I no longer recall the name of the group). In addition, do we really want to say that there's no racist intent in a legislator that routines uses the term "wetbacks" to refer to Mexican-Americans, be they here legally or otherwise?</p>
<p>2a) The law is "designed" to work thusly: police officer (of whatever jurisdiction) detains person for probable cause of involvement in criminal activity -- officer has reasonable suspicion (NOT due to race or color of skin!) of possible illegal status -- officer requests paperwork to prove identity and lawful presence -- if no such proof is on the suspected illegal immigrant, the person is detained and ICE is contacted.</p>
<p>2b) In some (many) jurisdictions, the law WILL work thusly: police officer (of whatever jurisdiction) detains person whom s/he has reasonable suspicion (based on appearance of lack of English fluency) of non-resident status -- officer requests paperwork to prove identity and lawful presence -- etc.</p>
<p>2c) Keep in mind, "probable cause of criminal activity" is a pretty low bar to hit with traffic stops. Kinda hard to prove you weren't really going 2mph over the speed limit, or that you weren't swerving in any way. Oh, and routine traffic stops -- such as planned stops on Friday/Saturday nights -- to check for possible drunk driving? Keep in mind that this constitutes "lawful contact" -- so that's another place where they can get you. Or if you're driving or walking down the street, they can stop you and question you if they "have reports of X criminal activity in the area"... and boom, step 1 is completed.</p>
<p>3) Claiming that all police officers either are, or are not, racist in any way is an invalid position. I don't pretend that every officer in the state will use illegal techniques to get the chance to pounce on someone for possibly being illegal -- but there are those that will. Is having even one American citizen suffer this sort of Nazi-esque treatment worth the ousting of illegal immigrants, who are not the violent, layabout job-thieves they're painted as? </p>
<p>4) For those of you who keep claiming they're stealing our tax money by using public assistance, news flash: in order to apply for any state or federal programs, you MUST... again, MUST... supply proof of legal residence (including SSN) for each member of your household. Any false/misleading or omitted information is grounds for denial of services. There may be... and likely are... children of illegal immigrants in the school systems, but their parents aren't collecting Welfare or Food Stamps for them. And if they DO manage to land jobs, they pay taxes on their wages. Any taxable purchases they make in the state, they pay those taxes. They don't get a magic wand to make all their taxes go away... Hel, even day visitors from across the border, who come up to shop in Tucson, have to pay sales tax. (I used to work at a local Target, where having customers from Mexico was a common occurrence on the weekends, and I assure you, they paid sales tax same as everyone else... and were often more gracious about it than the state residents, who actually benefit from the programs that our taxes put into place.)</p>
<p>Finally, my stand on this whole mess is that reform is not only desirable, but necessary. For those who are unaware, the timeline to become an American "the right way"? In most cases, it's over a decade. The hoops and the red tape and the petty bureaucracy is insane, and going through all that -- just to end up somewhere where you're persecuted for the color of your skin? Sometimes I wonder why people still want to immigrate to the US.</p>
<p>Oh, and now Brewer is claiming that most illegal immigrants just come across the border to help the drug cartels, because they're smuggling drugs on them. To me, this merely proves one of two things: the depth of her insanity or the strength of her racism.</p>
<p>Bottom line: If anyone should have the ability to tell people to get out of the US, it's the Native Americans. This was Native American land before the White Man came over and stole it, for those who've forgotten their US history lessons. As for me, I'm just glad to count down the days until I can leave this state and move somewhere less racist/homophobic/bigoted.</p>
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		<title>By: Bryan in Paddock Lake</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bryan in Paddock Lake</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Jun 2010 21:17:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Now we see a voter confusion thing happening in Florida, and the Tea Partiers aren&#039;t liking the flavor: http://www.teapartypledge.info/?p=72</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Now we see a voter confusion thing happening in Florida, and the Tea Partiers aren't liking the flavor: <a href="http://www.teapartypledge.info/?p=72" rel="nofollow">http://www.teapartypledge.info/?p=72</a></p>
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