AZ Law
With all the talk about the AZ bill about giving local law enforcement the power to, "under reasonable suspicion," detain anyone they think might be an illegal immigrant.
To break it down, they're giving the government agents the power to stop people accused of being of a certain subset and request them show their documentation proving their right to be there.
When was the last time something like this made national news...? Hmm.... Seems like a scene from Nazi Germany where the SS agent asks the people not wearing a yellow star to show their papers.
I'm just saying...
And with all the negative media attention and global eye on the hicks in Arizona, the legislature has decided to "rework" the law to make it more clear and less vague on when, where and who can be stopped and under what circumstance. Seems the righteousness of the conservative agenda has a little ego that got bruised. Either than, with all the calls to boycott Arizona and AZ products, they don't want to feel the financial burden of being too right (pun intended).
To break it down, they're giving the government agents the power to stop people accused of being of a certain subset and request them show their documentation proving their right to be there.
When was the last time something like this made national news...? Hmm.... Seems like a scene from Nazi Germany where the SS agent asks the people not wearing a yellow star to show their papers.
I'm just saying...
And with all the negative media attention and global eye on the hicks in Arizona, the legislature has decided to "rework" the law to make it more clear and less vague on when, where and who can be stopped and under what circumstance. Seems the righteousness of the conservative agenda has a little ego that got bruised. Either than, with all the calls to boycott Arizona and AZ products, they don't want to feel the financial burden of being too right (pun intended).
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