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  1. 07-25-2011, 07:15 AM #1
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    Chamber leader: Mixed immigration laws harm business

    Chamber leader: Mixed immigration laws harm business



    A Phoenix business leader warned last week that businesses will continue to suffer from the jumbled approach to immigration issues by states, unless the federal government steps in.

    “Down the path of inaction on the federal level, we are going to continue to see the patchwork quilt of laws happen,â€
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  2. 07-25-2011, 09:51 AM #2
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    It's simple. Just follow federal law and it's extremely unlikely that you will be in violation of any state law. Sounds like someone wants amnesty and cheap labor.
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    The Chamber of Commerce is no friend to the American people. At least they fear us, and rightly so. If I see a Chamber Member sign in a business window, I don't shop there.
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    [quote]“We knew that if these laws became like an Arizona-style law in Indiana, we simply wouldn't be able to recruit and retain the kind of engineering work force that we needed. So for us it was threatening our very existence as a business because we are so multinational.â€
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    The U. S. Chamber of Commerce and it state affiliations is our greatest enemy.
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