Arizona Law and Immigration:Some immigrants have been in the U.S. almost their whole life and are now realizing they need papers in order to take advantage of the opportunities in America like a job. We could do what Reagan did and give them a break if they haven’t committed a crime in America. The only problem with that though is people will come rushing over the border and we want to prevent that from happening. We are the suckers here. We are the tax payers, carrying the load.
-- Arizona Law SB1070
- Crime to be in Arizona Illegally
- Crime to not carry Immigration Documents
- Arizona citizens can sue government if immigration laws not enforced
- Illegal to hire illegal day laborers
- Police have broad powers to detain where reasonable suspicion exists - by definition being an illegal alien is illegal activity so if they have suspicion they can approach you
- Hand over illegals to federal government
VS.
-- Federal -U.S Law
- All aliens shall carry proper identification
- Lawful stop not required
- Reasonable suspicion not required for questioning
- Makes it a misdemeanor crime to employ illegal aliens
There is nothing new here with the Arizona law. Arizona simply reenacted the federal law. The only difference is there are more safe guards in the Arizona Law. So, how can the President say the law was poorly conceived? What’s all the fuse about?
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-- Mexico Law
- Immigrants must have necessary funds for their substance and dependents (Article 34)
- Foreigners may be barred from the country if they are not physically or mentally healthy (Article 37
- Foreigners deported from Mexico and attempt to re-enter without authorization can be imprisoned up to 10 years (Article 118)
- Noncitizens cannot “in any way participate in the political affairs of the country”
- General Law on Population says under Mexican Law, illegal immigration is a felony (Article 123)
- You have to be of good character - No criminal record what so ever
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Mexico:
Education: No education for illegals
Deportation: No due process required
Misd. vs. Felony: 2 yrs, 10 yrs, felony
Aid: No sustenance; May be deported
VS.
United States:
Medical: Must treat illegals
Education: Must educate thru 12th grade
Deportation: Due process required
Misd. vs. Felony: 6 months, $500, misdemeanor
Citizenship Test - Sample Questions:
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
- Thomas JeffersonUnited States:
Medical: Must treat illegals
Education: Must educate thru 12th grade
Deportation: Due process required
Misd. vs. Felony: 6 months, $500, misdemeanor
Aid: Education, welfare, F. stamps
Citizenship Test - Sample Questions:
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
What do we call the first ten amendments to the constitution?
- The Bill of RightsWho was the President during World War One?
- Woodrow WilsonThe House of Representatives has how many voting members?
- 435 voting membersHow many amendments does the constitution have?
- 27 amendments
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