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Originally Posted by aceventura3
Because an illegal can easily obtain the "papers" needed for employment. Those "papers" can easily be fraudulent or forgeries. I am not clear on what people who want more punitive actions against employers expect? Do they expect a guy who runs a small painting contracting company to become an expert in detecting bad documents or run the risk of being forced out of business? But on the other hand we can have trained law enforcement people doing the job.
Again the problem with the boycott is that only a selected few put the Arizona bill into law, but a boycott will harm millions including small businesses and employees. We should have a President who says a boycott is the wrong approach.
Most people who support the Arizona law may not have given any serious thought to the Constitutionality of the law and are frustrated. We should have a President who understands that and says a cycle of you boycott me, I boycott you is wrong for this nation.
Arizona did not pass this law in secret. We should have a President who is not surprised by things like this. He could have met with the Govenor and state legislative leaders before the law passed and discussed his plans to address concerns. He could have lead, but he did not. And he does not have the guts to say a boycott is not the best response and that he would do his job to resolve the matter and make sure everyone is equally protected under the law.
Are you o.k., with how Obama is handling this? What would you do different if anything?
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EDIT People slam the new law and fall back on the catch phrase “but we need comprehensive immigration reform”. What does that mean exactly? Well the Obama administration on Friday urged the Supreme Court to review and set aside an Arizona law that sanctions employers who hire illegal immigrants, saying it would disrupt the "careful balance" that Congress struck in federal immigration law.
Im trying to understand the reasoning behind this. It seems the troops being sent to the border are a dog and pony counter to what appears to be an agenda to disolve the border. With Obama putting a La Raza council member into the Supreme Court his actions are speaking loud.
Nice motivating speech by a teacher at a La Raza rally; UCLA
The interesting point is the reality of how Mexico treats what it considers illegal immigrants south of its own borders contradicts he delusionary rhetoric. It also shows Felipe Calderon to be a hypocrite as he slams Arizona.