Thread: R.I.: State Officials Speak Out on Immigration Poll

State Officials Speak Out on Immigration Poll

March 8, 2011

Several state officials yesterday weighed in on a new Brown University poll which shows that a slight majority of Rhode Islanders, 54 percent, support an Arizona-style immigration enforcement law in this state.

The poll also found 55 percent of Rhode Islanders think local law enforcement authorities should be able to check the citizenship and immigration status of all people—including citizens.

Amy Kempe, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Peter Kilmartin, said the poll results validate what Kilmartin has always believed about public support for the immigration law enforcement program he has backed since taking office, the Security Communities program, which allows state and local police to check the immigration status of someone against a national database. The program also does not go as far as the Arizona law.

“The Attorney General firmly believes … that the majority of Rhode Islanders support the Secure Communities policy, which is a law enforcement tool,â€

Polls: "immigrant" 7 out of 10

For "children" of "undocumented immigrants"

The Polls are shattered. They have nothing to do with "immigrants!"

IT IS ILLEGAL ALIENS "Brown University" YA BUMBLING IDIOTS!

They may as well poll about KITTENS!

FLOOD OF CALLS TO UTAH NEEDED PLEASE TAKE ACTION HERE
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-230649.htm