Just cant win

[palepainter]

I moved to CO from AZ. I have seen good hard working Latino people, many of whom I became friends with as well as employees of mine. And yes, they paid taxes. I also had a few friends killed when their business was robbed by illegal gang thugs. I think that the state needs the law, I hope more states with the same issues go the same route. Doubtful, but some kind of effort is needed.

I personally carry my ID at all times. I do not leave home with out it. It is for my own good that I do that in case I am in an accident. This law is on the opposite side of the approach they have now. I am interested in seeing where it goes.

[theGinsue]

i continue to see nothing wrong with this bill and will go further to say each state should implement it.

I agree 100%

In regards to what palepainter said, about a month ago I saw a national news report from (amazingly) some liberal news outlet that said that the illegal immigration situation and the explosive growth of Mexican gangs in the U.S. is hitting some areas particularly hard. It listed Colorado, and specifically Colorado Springs as being one of the top places where this is notable. So, I agree with what palepainter said too and want ot add ENOUGH IS ENOUGH - Why hasn't CO done what AZ had the courage to do!?

[ChunkyMonkey]

ABC called the Tea Party racist and violent... then it called the Anti Immigration Law mob a PEACEFUL protest. Nothing new I guess

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3cb_1272398740

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaXpysu_7E8

[theGinsue]

ABC called the Tea Party racist and violent... then it called the Anti Immigration Law mob a PEACEFUL protest. Nothing new I guess

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3cb_1272398740

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaXpysu_7E8

I noticed that while watching the violence of the "peaceful protests" today. Interesting how the protests (which were anything but truly peaceful) were almost exclusively done by one demographic. And THAT wasn't racist (on their behalf!)?

I wonder if the mob had a permit to protest - as the Tea Party protesters are required to get.

[sniper7]

I agree 100%

In regards to what palepainter said, about a month ago I saw a national news report from (amazingly) some liberal news outlet that said that the illegal immigration situation and the explosive growth of Mexican gangs in the U.S. is hitting some areas particularly hard. It listed Colorado, and specifically Colorado Springs as being one of the top places where this is notable. So, I agree with what palepainter said too and want ot add ENOUGH IS ENOUGH - Why hasn't CO done what AZ had the courage to do!?

watching FOX news last night a almost identical bill has been introduced in Utah.
I would hope CO and Texas and New Mexico aren't far behind. Why not in my opinion. it just strengthens the already implemented federal law. that way when obama tries to allow amnesty the states can give him the bird and say..."not in this state".

[sniper7]

I wonder if the mob had a permit to protest - as the Tea Party protesters are required to get.

you don't need a permit when you are illegal. they haven't made that law yet!

[ChunkyMonkey]

Could we limit one Zombie Slayer allowed per thread only? Too many smartass comments! LOL

The bias in the mainstream media is getting so extreme, I wonder why anyone is still watching them.

[sniper7]

Could we limit one Zombie Slayer allowed per thread only? Too many smartass comments! LOL

The bias in the mainstream media is getting so extreme, I wonder why anyone is still watching them.

fine jerk! I will leave, but I am going to leave you with this:

[iamhunter]

you guys fail to see that you are in essence trading they're trading the rights of valid citizens for the implementation of this law. Which is NOT ok.


What happens when you're downtown, and run across the street (jaywalking, like so many people do) or breaking some other sort of pedantry law.


Most of you probably break a number of stupid driving laws on a daily basis (not stopping at a stop sign long enough, not coming to a complete stop before turning right at a red light, driving for an extended period of time in the left lane of the freeway, speeding even slightly, failing to signal a turn or a lane change, etc.)

Are you OK with possibly being pulled over just to be harassed about your citizenship?

"Papers please"

You know where that was a popular request?

Nazi Germany.

I don't care how BAD the illegal immigration problem is,
this is half-assed, poorly planned solution that leaves way to much room for abuse.

We have a fundamental right to move about this nation without having to constantly submit to scrutiny, prove who we are, and why we are here.
And I for one would rather keep my rights, privacy, and decency than give them up in pursuit of some false sense of "security".

[Marlin]

God,, Have I mentioned the stock that I need to buy in Reynolds wrap....

All the Law in Arizona did was put Teeth into the extisting 70 y/o Federal law..

Do you honestly believe the progressive talking points?

You sound worse than they do..

It's like the Patriot Act,, If you aren't on the phone to the middle east talking about the destruction of the Sears tower how the hell is it even effecting you.. Please, cite just one example of how somebody got railroaded by it..

Hell even the half breed in chief was making a big show of how He was going to get rid of it. Yet, He seemed to renew it.. My only fear is He'll dream up some excuse to use it in a way that will justify all the tinfoil about it.. Just one more thing that He can "blame Bush" for.

Besides it is the the law that if you are a resident alien, you must have your "papers" on you at all times anyway.. Please,, explain just how it is harassment for L.E. to do thier job? You would be putting yourself in that position if you broke the law and got pulled over, NOT the L.E.'s

Simple enough,, Don't run a foul of the law, no worries..