NBC Reporter Discovers New Immigration Law Causing Illegals to Leave Arizona

newsbusters ^ | 7/9/10 | Geoffrey Dickens

[SunkenCiv]

No freakin' way, it's unenforceable. ;') Thanks Nachum. Captain Obvious ping.

illegals leaving arizona site:freerepublic.com

Google

[Lmo56]

Imagine that ... next thing ya know, Lee Cowan will report, “WOW !!! I coulda had a V-8 !!!”.

What did he think wuz gonna happen - dumb ass ...

[Malone LaVeigh]

I’d guesstimate, just from appearance and names on tags that at least a third of that notorious racist Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s deputies are of Hispanic descent.

Someone did an analysis of this months ago and found that a majority (50+%) of the LEOs' in AZ were of Hispanic descent, including Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

[verum ago]

Don't the door cacti hit you on the way out

[Candor7]

Self deportation worked for Eisenhower too. He rounded up about 111 thousand illegal aliens and sent them home by ship and rail. The travel conditions were not comfortable, word got out, and the aliens left for Mexico in droves.

And we can do the same, no hearings ,no day in court, just round em up and send em home, and millions of them will leave voluntarily.

See the history:

http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0706/p09s01-coop.html

[Cheerio]

California is very compassionate, and we have lots of extra money.

Think the sarcasm tag fell off......

[katiedidit1]

Latinos Against Illegal Immigration!
Posted on Sunday, August 14 @ 13:01:11 EDT
Topic: Republican GOP Republicans immigration
Latinos Work to Shore Up Border

http://www.alipac.us/article615.html

[katiedidit1]

Latinos Against Illegal Immigration!
Posted on Sunday, August 14 @ 13:01:11 EDT
Topic: Republican GOP Republicans immigration
Latinos Work to Shore Up Border

http://www.alipac.us/article615.html

[giotto]

Even Arizona has sanctuary cities—until the law goes into effect, that is.

[SloopJohnB]

== We controll the illegals on the coast here by having a police car drive into the parking lots of the big building supy stores....==

Works here also

They deport them!!!!

[Melinda in TN]

However, those who have left for home were the best of the lot. They worked hard, saved, and sent money to families in Mexico and Central America.

I've heard that story before. A friend of ours had an illegal Mexican family living on his farm and working his tobacco. They had been living there for about 15 years and had become very close to the family. They were provided with a nice home, rent free, and they were trusted. One day our friend was looking for an item and couldn't find it so he started checking inventory. What he found out was that his "illegal" family friends had been stealing from him for years. He found some of his missing stuff in their house. The rest had been sold. When he pinned them down they finally admitted it. Needless to say he booted them all out immediately and has refused to have anymore on his farm.

We stopped mowing our own hay about 10 years ago and we started letting our neighbors mow it for the hay. Five years ago one of our neighbors showed up to mow and had several illegals with him. Two weeks later we had a new 4-wheeler, a Stihl chainsaw and a weed trimmer disappear. The lock was cut on our storage building. To this day we will not allow them on our property.

I can sort of sympathize with farmers because family farms don't raise their own farmhands like they did 50 years ago when they had 10 kids and they all worked the fields but, I can't condone hiring illegals that you know are criminals just for being here and you know they are going to steal from your neighbors and probably from you. None of the small farmers will fork out the extra expense of bringing them here legally. The large farms that have government contracts will and those workers never cause problems.

I know everybody says to hire Americans to work the farms but it's almost impossible to find Americans that will work a farm in the conditions that farmers work in, especially down South. It's much easier to find factory work that has better conditions and pays more.

Another friend of ours hired two teenage boys last summer that weren't old enough to do factory work so they thought they would "get up hay". Well, they lasted about two hours in the mid-day heat and both passed out. Too much time on computers and in front of TV has made our youth too soft for real work. :-)