[wayoverontheright]

Scotus’ decision basically throws the decision regarding immigration to the Federal level. It just so happen Obama is the president today. With right president and Congress, immigration policy can be strengthen. Obama made policy change (eg withdrawing the agreement with AZ police) in haste, only hours after the decision, without the benefit of this survey. Clearly, he’s on the wrong foot political wise.

I agree.This decision isolates Obama as the problem-specifically his refusal to enforce federal law. I'm not sure we want the states to be put in the position of having to "vigorously enforce" federal laws.

Perhaps it is best that now our only remedy is to vote him out.

With Napolitano's refusal to cooperate in verification of status, the Obama administration oversteps even more, and exposes the Dems' true motive-to pander for votes of Hispanics at the expense of everyone else. Even if the whole law had been upheld, this would have been Obama's move, and we'd be right where we are now.

Again, the remedy is to vote someone into the White House who will uphold their oath of office.

Obama has violated his oath of office, and that becomes yet another reason to "impeach" him on Nov 6.

[LibLieSlayer]

romney is the guy that the republicans want us to vote for... and he refused to answer a direct question yesterday... on whether he supported the Arizona law or not. He does not answer any controversial political questions. He hides his true intent. He will not uphold his oath or the Constitution... or he would have answered quickly and correctly. He panders to the latino illegals also.

LLS