When a long-time far left Sanctuary state like Minnesota proposes a SB 1070 law, does that tell you that.....?

Question

....that Americans are sick and tired of the illegal alien situation in our country, and we want the illegals OUT.

Whether or not our government, or states, agree with the people!



BREAKING: Minnesota Introduces Its Own Version of AZ’s SB 1070
Yesterday, Republican Representative Steve Drazkowski introduced HF 3830, a bill that mirrors Arizona’s recently signed law, SB 1070, that criminalizes undocumented immigrants in the state and empowers law enforcement officers to inquire about the immigration status of people while enforcing other local and state laws.

A synopsis of the bill, from the Minnesota clerk’s office:


H. F. 3830, A bill for an act relating to public safety; illegal immigration; requiring law enforcement to enforce federal immigration laws; establishing eligibility criteria for federal and state public benefits; requiring possession of alien identification cards; prohibiting the transporting and smuggling of illegal immigrants; prohibiting illegal immigrants from working or soliciting work in the state; prohibiting the employment of illegal aliens; creating the Minnesota Illegal Immigration Enforcement Team; requiring the attorney general to represent the state against any challenges to this act; amending Minnesota Statutes 2009 Supplement, section 629.34, subdivision 1; proposing coding for new law as Minnesota Statutes, chapter 299P.

The bill was read for the first time and referred to the Committee on Public Safety Policy and Oversight.

Answer 1

At least two state delegates are considering sponsoring get-tough illegal immigration legislation in Maryland replicating a new Arizona law that has drawn criticism from Hispanics, the ACLU and President Barack Obama. The law requires state and local police to question those suspected of being illegal immigrants about their immigration status, and immigrants would have to be ready to prove their citizenship at any time. Under the law, police would arrest those who cannot prove they are in the country legally. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers already perform those checks, but supporters of the bill say not enough enforcement is being done at the federal level.



The Arizona bill was signed into law April 23. However, anti-illegal immigration legislation has fared poorly in the Maryland General Assembly, and even those introducing the bills do not believe they'll succeed in a heavily Democratic legislature.



"Maryland is infested with politicians that are basically advocates for illegals," said Del. Patrick L. McDonough (R-Baltimore, Harford).



I think all these boycotts have backfired and more and more Americans are wanting something done now. Poll after Poll show more support for tougher immigration laws and more states will have to do the job the feds want.Viva America

Answer 2

There's still way too much ignorance about the problems of illegal immigration. Most of the country still doesn't know the problems associated with it and is still in the dark. Part of the reason is that the news media (largely corporate-owned) does not cover enough stories on the problems being caused by the Third World invasion.



Unfortunately, with many Americans, until they themselves are adversely affected by illegal immigration, and know that they've been affected, they don't seem to care.



I wish I could say that what Minnesota is doing is indicative of the whole country. But I fear that it is not. Just today, the Los Angeles City Council passed a resolution to boycott Arizona. This was led by councilmen Ed Reyes, Paul Koretz and councilwoman Janice Hahn. The Los Angeles City Council should know better than Minnesota that illegal immigration damages our society. But they don't. They voted 13 to 1 for the resolution.



Scary, indeed!

Answer 3

my father served this country in war and you think you have the right to ask me if IM here legally i don't care what you say its Hispanics targeted not Canadians not the Irish Hispanics if this is how were re payed then maybe we shouldn't help you invade other countries Added i will lecture you your not unique hey moron IM from New Mexico ever here of the Bataan death march the flying tacos and i just found out that your buddy Russel pierce as NEO Nazi ties so screw you why can you come to New Mexico with out a problem but i step foot in any other part of the country IM hassled you invaded us not the other way around hypocrites

Answer 4

Lets see if the people In the great State of Minnesota complain about being mistaken and profiled for an illegal Canadian....

Answer 5

That's exactly what it tells you. People are sick of predominantly third world hoards of people invading their country. This is how Rome fell.