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To: Balding_Eagle

What if a certain person that has had trouble proving his citizenship were to be asked by a law enforcement officer in Arizona to show he is a legal citizen?


17 posted on 04/13/2010 4:05:17 PM PDT by Lachisula
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To: Lachisula
What if a certain person that has had trouble proving his citizenship were to be asked by a law enforcement officer in Arizona to show he is a legal citizen?

Then he is going to be in a bit of trouble.

Someone of Hipsanic appearance is going to have to expect these kinds of things. That's because Liberals have had their way on this issue for so long. The way back is going to be painful for many people, especially Hispanic people, but that's no reason not to make the trip.

24 posted on 04/13/2010 4:25:03 PM PDT by Balding_Eagle (Overproduction, one of the top five worries of the American Farmer each and every year..)
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To: Lachisula
"What if a certain person that has had trouble proving his citizenship were to be asked by a law enforcement officer in Arizona to show he is a legal citizen? "

I'd guess that certain person would still have the same problem he or she had before getting busted for something else.

25 posted on 04/13/2010 4:25:11 PM PDT by norton
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LMAO!

Be great if they did this to determine if he may run in AZ.


42 posted on 04/13/2010 6:04:25 PM PDT by NoLibZone (Now- EVERY US Tax payer is an abortion provider. We are the great satan.)
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To: Lachisula

Lachisula: “What if a certain person that has had trouble proving his citizenship were to be asked by a law enforcement officer in Arizona to show he is a legal citizen?”

Excellent question! Let me attempt to answer it.

First, the police are not going to go around randomly asking people to prove they are citizens. The law requires “reasonable suspicion” before police can act.

Secondly, this means the police will now be able to ask your immigration status if you’re busted for another crime. Not a suspect in a crime? Your certain person probably won’t be asked.

Finally, if you know a certain person who may have a difficult time proving their citizenship, now is the time for them to get it sorted out. I’m not sure what reasons there may be, but it does a certain person no good to live in doubt. Straighten it all out, and there’s no need to live in fear.

I imagine there are some isolated cases where children were brought here by illegal parents and lived here for decades since. A certain person’s best bet in that circumstance is to try and stay out of trouble so that they don’t end up being asked to prove their citizenship.

Most conservatives would probably support a very limited amnesty for especially hard luck cases like the above, but we just don’t trust RINOs or Democrats to do it. There’s a difference between being merciful and being played for fools. Conservatives are merciful.


52 posted on 04/13/2010 7:52:08 PM PDT by CitizenUSA (Governor Palin backs RINO extraordinaire Juan McPain (and that just sucks!))
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To: Lachisula

He needs to stay out of Arizona unless he wants a possible hassle...and get the paperwork in order.


55 posted on 04/13/2010 8:03:00 PM PDT by DCPatriot ("It aint what you don't know that kills you. It's what you know that aint so" Theodore Sturgeon))
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To: Lachisula

He needs to stay out of Arizona unless he wants a possible hassle...and get the paperwork in order.


56 posted on 04/13/2010 8:06:48 PM PDT by DCPatriot ("It aint what you don't know that kills you. It's what you know that aint so" Theodore Sturgeon))
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