See 30 sec. Quicktime TV Ad Released October 4, 2004 See 60 sec. Quicktime TV Ad Released October 4, 2004
Visit Yes on Prop. 200 website.This Michigan voter agrees.
I'm sure this will be found unconstitutional. We can't have the right to abet lawbreakers be violated. /sarc
Muleshoe, Texas hires illegals as city workers and no one complains so west Texas must be opposed to such a measure. I suppose it is the only way to get them to pay taxes.
How will 200 get the AZ Attorney General to enforce its provisions? Our guy here in California would rather jump off a building than alienate (pun intended) the illegals. The new anti-illegal initiative we're starting to circulate would give citizens the right to sue their public officials if they don't do their damned jobs. Does 200 have something like that?
I hope it passes. But they need to add on the employers who hire from the cheap labor pool.
See 30 sec. Quicktime TV Ad Released October 4, 2004 See 60 sec. Quicktime TV Ad Released October 4, 2004Visit Yes on Prop. 200 website.ping a ling
Good for Arizona. If the Feds don't want to inforce it leave it to the states.
Speaking of immigration law and non-enforcement. Does anyone know where to find the records of what our immigration judges are doing? Shouldn't this be in the public domain?
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"Taxpayer-supported bureaucrats who help foreign lawbreakers get on the public dole would face jail sentences under a ballot measure favored to pass in Arizona."
Sweet!