Thread: (OK.) Others may copy state's bill

NewsOK.com
Mon November 12, 2007
Others may copy state's bill
By Devona Walker
Staff Writer

In 12 states across the country, legislators are working on proposals identical to or that closely resemble Oklahoma's House Bill 1804, which took effect Nov. 1.

Some expect that number to exceed 25 by early next year.

"Oklahoma has always been at the forefront of the immigration reform movement,â€

Why do they only ask immigrants in this article?

Why don't they ask citizens what they think about getting rid of illegal aliens?

Why don't they?

More pandering to illeglas.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1804, Good one covers alot of issues

What a sweet dream that would be to have half our nation's states with similar laws!!! (Unfortunately, Texas so far is not on that list. Lots of illegal immigrant laws have come up in the Texas senate, but so far all have been shot down. So as long as Texas does not enforce the laws, the illegals will continue to stream into this great state).

TexasGal

Well, now Mr. Dan Nyagol* knows how U.S. citizens feel as domestic unemployment signs have increasingly come to mean "NO U.S. CITIZENS NEED APPLY"! This has been reinforced by our own Secretary of Labor, and such wealthy gurus as the "Sage of Omaha" Warren Buffett. When Nyagol finishes school here, a U.S. company, represented by a member of the American Association of Immigration Lawyers, probably will be happy to make sure that he finds a good job here, perhaps taking the place of a U.S. citizen. However, articles such as these demonstrate that this trend IS being reversed, and that it IS possible to "take our country back" if enough people continue to work together to do so!

*("To be honest, it makes me feel a little like I'm not wanted." Dan Nyagol, international student from Kenya.)

Anti-illegal-immigration leader advises other states


Associated Press - November 12, 2007 10:15 AM ET

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Officials in other states are taking a look at Oklahoma's new anti-illegal immigration law with an eye toward adopting similar legislation.

Barbara Nichols with the Kansas Immigration Reform Effort says Oklahoma has done the groundwork and challenges to the law have failed so far which gives other states an advantage in passing a similar law.

And Carol Helm with Immigration Reform for Oklahoma Now says she's advised groups from Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, California, Alabama and New Jersey and has met with a congressional delegation in Florida.

She also says anti-illegal-immigration efforts are under way in South Carolina, North Carolina, Utah, Missouri and Tennessee.

Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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*("To be honest, it makes me feel a little like I'm not wanted." Dan Nyagol, international student from Kenya.)

I think this requires a congressional investigation.

[quote]"To be honest, it makes me feel a little like I'm not wanted,â€

Nevada is NOT one of the states that wants to copy Ok......We have Reid here and the Casinos....need I say more??????????????

ICE.....come on down....you could make a killing here!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by jonhaloi

Why don't they ask citizens what they think about getting rid of illegal aliens?

They can't handle the truth. These pseudo-elitist illegal slave labor apologists will really get the message when we elect Randy Terrill for Governor in 2010. Oklahoma is all about law and order. There's nothing lawful or orderly about illegal immigration.