Posted: Jun 19, 2010 3:17 PM EDT
Updated: Jun 19, 2010 3:18 PM EDT
...Brewer issued a press release which reads, in part:
"…It will come as no surprise if recent media reports are accurate and if the president's policies now, in fact, include filing a lawsuit against the State of Arizona…I will ensure the immigration laws we passed are vigorously defended all the way to the United States Supreme Court if necessary, where this reasonable law will ultimately be found constitutional."
On Friday night, the governor said she would file a motion to dismiss a court challenge to the law by the ACLU and SEIU. She said that document would be available to the public Monday.
There is such a thing as 'appropriate' legislation. As I have stated before, if Arizona acted in this manner when Regan began his immigration campaign it would have been timely and correct in some ways, but, to allow decades of illegal immigration to exist only to try to oppress the people already in 'refugee' status from a hostile Mexico and USA border has no basis.
Human lives matter and Arizona along with many other states have had an open door policy for decades for the reason of cheap labor. Now, because it is 'politically fashonable' the tables on turned on people, including those with established lives and familes. It just doesn't work that way.
