Thread: All ALIPAC Activists to the Rescue in AZ ASAP!

Can't get past the "verify code" when e-mailing. I use caps when appropriate...however they are automatically changed to lower caes when typing in...As a result, it dosn't recognize the code...this is put up by the opposition...I'm sure!

Originally Posted by uniteasone

This is better then a Presidential election!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL

I'm in California and just waiting for ANY politician to have the bull balls to bring on this legislation to Sacramento!!

It's a done deal. She signed the bill.

Originally Posted by TakingBackSoCal

Originally Posted by uniteasone

This is better then a Presidential election!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL

I'm in California and just waiting for ANY politician to have the bull balls to bring on this legislation to Sacramento!!

The Illegals will likely now head for California and Texas. Rest assured, we will be ready for the battle here in Texas.

Standing cyberguard, my friend.

Done!

State of Arizona
Janice K. Brewer Office of the Governor Main Phone: 602-542-4331
Governor 1700 West Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007 Facsimile: 602-542-7601
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Paul Senseman
April 23, 2010 (602) 542-1342
psenseman@az.gov
STATEMENT BY GOVERNOR JAN BREWER
“Thank you for being here today, to join me as we take another step forward in protecting the state of
Arizona.
The bill I’m about to sign into law – Senate Bill 1070 – represents another tool for our state to use as
we work to solve a crisis we did not create and the federal government has refused to fix …
… The crisis caused by illegal immigration and Arizona’s porous border.
This bill, the Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act, strengthens the laws of our
state.
It protects all of us, every Arizona citizen and everyone here in our state lawfully.
And, it does so while ensuring that the constitutional rights of ALL in Arizona remain solid -- stable
and steadfast.
I will now sign Senate Bill 1070.
For weeks, this legislation has been the subject of vigorous debate and intense criticism. My decision
to sign it was by no means made lightly.
I have listened patiently to both sides. I have considered the significance of this new law long into the
night. I have prayed for strength and prayed for our state.
I’ve decided to sign Senate Bill 1070 into law because, though many people disagree, I firmly believe
it represents what’s best for Arizona. Border-related violence and crime due to illegal immigration are
critically important issues to the people of our state, to my Administration and to me, as your
Governor and as a citizen.
There is no higher priority than protecting the citizens of Arizona. We cannot sacrifice our safety to
the murderous greed of drug cartels. We cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings and
violence compromise our quality of life.
We cannot delay while the destruction happening south of our international border creeps its way
north.
We in Arizona have been more than patient waiting for Washington to act.
But decades of federal inaction and misguided policy have created a dangerous and unacceptable
situation.
Yesterday, I announced the steps I was taking to enhance security along our border.
Today – with my unwavering signature on this legislation – Arizona strengthens its security WITHIN
our borders.
Let me be clear, though: My signature today represents my steadfast support for enforcing the law —
both AGAINST illegal immigration AND against racial profiling.
This legislation mirrors federal laws regarding immigration enforcement.
Despite erroneous and misleading statements suggesting otherwise, the new state misdemeanor
crime of willful failure to complete or carry an alien registration document is adopted, verbatim, from
the same offense found in federal statute.
I will NOT tolerate racial discrimination or racial profiling in Arizona.
Because I feel so strongly on this subject, I worked for weeks with legislators to amend SB 1070, to
strengthen its civil rights protections.
That effort led to new language in the bill, language prohibiting law enforcement officers from “solely
considering race, color, or national origin in implementing the requirements of this section…â€

Welcome to ALIPAC speter42
When you send the e-mail it shows capital letters but they automatically turn to lower case letters. There should be a small message there that tells you this happens. It took me only two tries before it recognized it.

Time for Barry to stick his Amnesty where it belongs...up his Kenyan - not Ameican! - butt! BTW, Barry, where is that birth cerficate? No...don't try palming off that phony-baloney "Certification of Live Birth" that's not worth the paper it's printed on!

I sent my Email to Ariz.Gov. Jan Brewer demanding that she sign SB1070
Immigration Enforcement Bill 70 prercent of voters in Arizona demand.