“Lawful Contact” did not need to be redefined in Arizona illegal immigration bill

Radio Vice Online ^ | April 30, 2010 | Steve McGough

[Steve495]

Once available, I took a few minutes to read the illegal immigration legislation provided by the Arizona legislature. I certainly knew what lawful contact meant, but some thought it vague enough to result in random ID checks.

Now, the Arizona state legislature has clarified what they meant by lawful contact. They did not have to do that.

Do they honestly think this will result in approval?

[ClearCase_guy]

I don’t think this will “make it all better.” The Arizona legislature is quickly going to find out the change in the language will mean nothing. The pressure from the open border lefties will continue and there is no way in hell the president of the United States is going to step out and retract his original statements or say, “great, they fixed it, let’s move on.”

The Left constantly demands apologies and concessions. But they give nothing in return and they never give any recognition that we've tried to work with them to satisfy their demands.

We were stupid, wrong, and racist in the beginning, and we are stupid, wrong and racist after implementing the changes they requested.

We need to stop paying attention to their demands.