Thread: Illegals Begin Leaving Arizona as New Law Approaches

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Unfortunately, they are not all going home. Rather they are dispersing to neighboring states such as Texas, New Mexico, and California.

It does little good for one state to enforce the law if the state next door is a sanctuary state that welcomes these invaders with open arms.

I know I should be a little more optimistic but it gets frustrating watching these illegals invade our country while our federal officials do little or nothing.

As the influx overwhelms sanctuary cities, the citizens will demand an end to it. When enforcement worked in one state, other states soon followed.We can still win the fight, those running for reelection will only vote enforcement. Laraza is scared and wants to silence all opposition.

Good points, NoBueno. Thats why the feds won't do anything so we have complte and consisten enforcement. They want the sanctuary cities and states to harbor the invaders.

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Originally Posted by zeezil

Good points, NoBueno. Thats why the feds won't do anything so we have complte and consisten enforcement. They want the sanctuary cities and states to harbor the invaders.

If the feds don't do what the majority wants, soon we will have a situation similar to before the Civil War with "free" (of invaders) and "Slave" (illegal workers) states.

Unfortunately, the odds are quite high that the 9th Judicial Court of Appeals will likely reverse Arizona's law. The 9th Circuit (San Francisco) has no concept of law and is only a liberal legislative making body.

I hope I am wrong, but this will undoubtedly have to go the Supreme Court.