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  1. 03-24-2011, 01:01 PM #1
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    Could California Get Arizona's Immigration Law?

    By KATIA LOPEZ-HODOYAN
    Updated 9:15 AM PDT, Thu, Mar 24, 2011


    Arizona’s tough immigration law, SB1070, has been both praised and criticized. Now, an assemblyman wants to bring a similar law to California.

    The state is facing a $26 billion budget gap. Republican Assemblyman Tim Donnelly (R-59th) believes illegal immigration is fueling the deficit.

    “The most conservative numbers in California is that it costs us up to $11 billion dollars to provide social services to illegal immigrants," Donnelly said in a phone interview.

    Part of the solution, he says, is bill AB 26.


    “It’s essentially the Arizona law brought to California,â€
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    [quote] “It will die a quick and appropriate death in its first committee, and we will not hear from it again,â€
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    Cedillo is an enemy of the United States but a friend of Estados Unidos.
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    Re: Could California Get Arizona's Immigration Law?

    By KATIA LOPEZ-HODOYAN
    Updated 9:15 AM PDT, Thu, Mar 24, 2011


    The state is facing a $26 billion budget gap. Republican Assemblyman Tim Donnelly (R-59th) believes illegal immigration is fueling the deficit.

    “The most conservative numbers in California is that it costs us up to $11 billion dollars to provide social services to illegal immigrants," Donnelly said in a phone interview.

    With the latest census report, there are now an estimated 50 million hispanics in the USA. Don't tell me a majority of them are not cashing the welfare checks for their anchors!

    But some argue the bill doesn’t stand a chance.
    “It will die a quick and appropriate death in its first committee, and we will not hear from it again,â€
    <div>"Diversified"*does NOT*mean invading*our Country and forcing their culture and language,**stealing jobs,*using fake ID',s, living on government benefits, and flying their flag over ours! </div>
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  5. 03-24-2011, 01:31 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by alamb
    Cedillo is an enemy of the United States but a friend of Estados Unidos.
    Yep ... "One bill gill" Is the absolute worst elected representative In California. Him and Gutierrez should just take out a full page ad In U.S.A Today and make "the official" announcement to the world that they are IN FACT,RACISTS that only care about THEIR RACE. NOBODY ELSE MATTERS To them If you not brown,your just a clown. And they could care less whether or not that you are legally In the country. These guys are laughing at all of the other races while shoving their "reconquista" agenda down the UNITED STATES CITIZENS throats. Both of them are truly disgusting Individuals.... TS
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