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Posted on 02/26/2011 8:07:16 PM PST by Tempest
SANTA FE, New Mexico (Reuters) – The nation's first female Hispanic governor has angered many Latinos with a proposal to repeal a New Mexico state law allowing illegal immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.
Newly-elected Governor Susana Martinez, a Republican who ran on a promise to get tough on illegal immigration, this week added fuel to the fire by using leftover campaign funds to pay for a radio ad urging support for her repeal efforts.
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What the hell is is wrong with Utah for letting illegals obtain drivers licenses?
Utah still has a number of folks who believe in cheap field hands, or maybe even miners.
ahhh I see active wage suppression sponsered by the government. Fantastic.
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As far as I know Susanna Martinez is an American. Yet the media has to classify everyone for their agenda.
She is really good.
American FIRST-—Latino.....second. Good for her.
American FIRST-—Latino.....second. Good for her.
After ALL, Americans are paying her salary.
Hey, you New Mexico residents ... you VOTED for her on this platform - SUPPORT her !!!
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This sentence is critical:
“While her stance irked many voters of Mexican descent, Martinez drew enough support among conservatives in the Latino community to win election in the heavily Hispanic state.”
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New Mexico because they are Mexican, and Utah and Washington because they use them as cheap labor in the fields, dairies and feedyards.
The many NM Latinos are probably a hand full of Santa Fe activists.
As a Latino I am proud of out governor. More balls than most of the ‘men’ in Santa Fe. She also has a lot of support on this. In fact, she campaigned on this very issue. I have no idea why this is news.
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