Immigration Law Helping or Hurting Ariz. Citizens?

[Rim05]

It is also conceivable that the killer was on their way out of the US into Mexico. Traffic from illegals exiting the country is a rarely discussed concern.

I disagree with you. The Murderer was either coming in or there to protect a load. Don't just plant a thought because it will not fly.
HE WAS HERE TO KILL.

[Twoller]

Originally Posted by Rim05

I disagree with you. The Murderer was either coming in or there to protect a load. Don't just plant a thought because it will not fly.
HE WAS HERE TO KILL.

I think you miss my point, which is the problem with illegals in this country is not just what is on the other side of the border. They are already here and well established and that means the cartels too. The illegals operate on either side of the border and move both ways with impunity. This is our basic problem. And we are weakened in our purposes against them if we restrict our attention to just the traffic moving into the US. It is also illegals exiting the US that also needs to be policed. No illegal immigrant already in the US should imagine they can just leave whenever they want.

And in this murder investigation, it should also be considered that the murderer was somebody already in the US and killed the rancher as they were exiting back to Mexico. And if they were already in the US, it doesn't even matter whether they were here legally, because they exited the country illegally.

We need to purge this country of illegal immigrants and that doesn't mean just driving them back the same way the came in. It means hunting them down, securing them and throwing them out. Until we do, we put citizens living on the border, like this rancher, at risk to their lives and livelihood.

[usa today]

Since main stream media is the mouthpiece for the pro amnesty crowd , la raza , mecha, the catholic church and all the other enablers and abetters , that seems to be the only side most people are getting

After reading a ton of blogs , forums and comment sections it appears that the 70% of America that supports the law are telling CAlif and other boycotting states to go pound sand

I think this law might actually be great for Arizona and it might help their economy

[Kathy63]

So far the effect of the boycott itself is hurting California more than Arizona. San Diego is already crying over the loss of tourism as Arizonans decide to spend their money at home.

Gee everyone just forgot that the people of Arizona also have money and also spend it.