re: #107 ralphieboy

Arizona had incredibly low taxes, which had its advantages as a resident, but it finally caught up with them.

If you wlant a sherrif who is going to bust everybody for every violation of astatute, then you need to build prisons for them. And you need to provide a school system that turns out people who can actually work for a living.

I must agree with the Bush model of immigration reform: tighten the border patrols, allow only those immigrants who come with work permits, register and track their places of residence.

But that costs money and flies in the face of established interests who profit greatly from cheap, easily exploited labor and porous borders…

Ok… I’m not talking about that sherif, I’m not talking about Bush, I’m not talking about the new law (which is not law yet), I’m talking about existing enforceable law…

Then, in your opinion, shouldn’t the current Federal laws in relation to immigration and border controls be enforced to their fullest extent?