Thread: Panel discusses immigration laws in Oklahoma, nationwide

Panel discusses immigration laws in Oklahoma, nationwide
By GINNIE GRAHAM World Staff Writer
Published: 3/7/2011 4:31 PM
Last Modified: 3/7/2011 4:31 PM

NORMAN – States are passing immigration reform laws, even laws outside the scope of their authority, because federal lawmakers have not tackled the issue, according to a panel of national advocates Monday.

Leaders from groups advocating for different solutions to immigration reform spoke at the Immigration in the Heartland Conference at the University of Oklahoma to groups of students and journalists.


Sen. Minority Leader Andrew Rice (left), moderator Warren Vieth, and Sen. Ralph Shortey discuss illegal immigration during a conference on immigration Monday at the Gaylord College on the campus of the University of Oklahoma in Norman. PAUL HELLSTERN/NewsOK.com

“States and local levels are legislating out of frustration, and that is about as good as drunk dialing is for a relationship,â€

first
are this guy in this Pictuer a USA Citizen do you see the Birth Certificatie?
this is Oklahoma city that Obama city if they don't want any Illegal immigrants In the town that Oklahoma right
I still go with AZ Laws
pass the bill that all BS
get your head Out Of the sand American stand up & fight
I stand with AZ all the way
No amnesty

oklahoma passed 1804 when Bush was in Office.
obummer only went after arizona because they passed it under his watch