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  1. 07-27-2010, 05:52 PM #1
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    SB 1070 food for thought

    Border BoletÃ*n: SB 1070 food for thought

    Brady McCombs
    July 27, 2010 11:36 am

    As we wait to find out if a federal judge will block sections of the state’s immigration enforcement law set to take effect Thursday, here’s an interesting research paper from a pair of UA law professors weighing on the issue of how much authority states have on the issues:

    • Cracked Mirror: State Regulation of Immigration through Criminal Law

    The paper is written by UA law professor Gabriel “Jackâ€
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    whats not being said enough, is the fact that most of the invaders will leave on their own, the law snapping at the criminals heels. leo would be foolish to think the original bulk could be round up and deported all at once, it will take time. and they will be leaving all the whole time ,untill mostly gone. ill bet the roads out of AZ are full of them right now. let them run. i hope new mexico attracts enough to give bill richardson a stroke.
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