Opponents of the new Arizona immigration law, including President Obama, paint a wild picture of jack-booted Nazis stopping innocent folk on the street for no reason but their race, to demand their “papers.” The critics– either ignorantly or knowingly– criticize a legal principle that is well established in law and court precedence. Nothing new is happening [...]
Posts Tagged ‘illegal immigration’
Race, Reasonable Suspicion and SB 1070
Posted by BobG on May 8th, 2010
Stuck Inside the Box: My Dissent to the Engage Gwinnett Report
Posted by BobG on April 28th, 2010
The 94-page final report of the Engage Gwinnett committee is now online. It details the findings and recommendations of the citizen committee (of which I was a member) that examined Gwinnett County’s finances for over six months. Despite our herculean efforts, I believe that our work product has serious deficiencies. In a nutshell, we nitpicked [...]
Ariz. Governor Signs Immigration Enforcement Bill
Posted by BobG on April 23rd, 2010
Arizona, a state that knows better than any about the negative impact of illegal immigration, now has the toughest law in the nation. President Obama used the bill’s signing to pimp amnesty at the national level, calling the new law “irresponsibility.” "We in Arizona have been more than patient waiting for Washington to act," Brewer [...]
Posted in Invading Illegals, Politics & Government 
Tags: arizona, barack obama, illegal immigration, jan brewer 
2 Comments »Police Chiefs Against Immigration Enforcement: Time to Retire
Posted by BobG on April 22nd, 2010
If your city has a big problem with those breaking the immigration laws, shouldn’t a commensurate portion of your department’s resources be dedicated to identifying the offenders? Don’t you enforce the laws that most need enforcing?
Posted in Invading Illegals, It Must Be Said, Politics & Government Tags: arizona, Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police, Chief George Gascón, Chief Richard Myers, Glendale Law Enforcement, illegal immigration, jan brewer, Kris Kobach, Mark Spencer, Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, Senate Bill 1070 No Comments »
