Comments on: Brief Blog: July 29, 2010 – SB 1070, Round One http://www.statebrief.com/briefblog/2010/07/29/brief-blog-july-29-2010-sb-1070-round-one/ Arizona's Source for Essential News, Politics and Opinion Tue, 11 Oct 2011 19:17:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Vincenza Fleshlight http://www.statebrief.com/briefblog/2010/07/29/brief-blog-july-29-2010-sb-1070-round-one/comment-page-1/#comment-2546 Vincenza Fleshlight Wed, 11 Aug 2010 05:36:25 +0000 http://www.statebrief.com/briefblog/?p=642#comment-2546 What ? I swear, They just don't get it! The boarder is not the main problem.Its good to get extra funding but how about insted of spending 600 million lets save 100 billion and stop paying for illegals to be here!!! Don't give them a reason to come over and the illegal population will drop by 3/4, the border can then be secured with what we already have. California spends 10.5 billion on the care of illegals, over half of the bugdet gap. And now they talk making them all legal for free, the flow across the boarder will ony grow larger. In my country they would cut your feet off if you crossed the boarder not pay you What ? I swear, They just don’t get it! The boarder is not the main problem.Its good to get extra funding but how about insted of spending 600 million lets save 100 billion and stop paying for illegals to be here!!! Don’t give them a reason to come over and the illegal population will drop by 3/4, the border can then be secured with what we already have. California spends 10.5 billion on the care of illegals, over half of the bugdet gap. And now they talk making them all legal for free, the flow across the boarder will ony grow larger. In my country they would cut your feet off if you crossed the boarder not pay you

]]> By: Barry Scheckner http://www.statebrief.com/briefblog/2010/07/29/brief-blog-july-29-2010-sb-1070-round-one/comment-page-1/#comment-2249 Barry Scheckner Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:59:50 +0000 http://www.statebrief.com/briefblog/?p=642#comment-2249 Subj: Arizona Immigration: Protect the borders first to close the revolving door Why doesn't Arizona put their efforts on the border to stop immigration and other illegal activities? This would be within their "State's Rights" and could conceivably cost less money than enforcing the 'new' immigration law. Besides, the entire country would benefit and it could be a great use of resources to demonstrate to the Federal Government that Border Protection can be accomplished and that our country can be kept safe. Unless we close the ‘revolving door’, incarceration and deportation I not the solution to the problem: Protect our borders! The issue should not be a political one. Americans want to keep America safe. Subj: Arizona Immigration: Protect the borders first to close the revolving door

Why doesn’t Arizona put their efforts on the border to stop immigration and other illegal activities? This would be within their “State’s Rights” and could conceivably cost less money than enforcing the ‘new’ immigration law. Besides, the entire country would benefit and it could be a great use of resources to demonstrate to the Federal Government that Border Protection can be accomplished and that our country can be kept safe. Unless we close the ‘revolving door’, incarceration and deportation I not the solution to the problem: Protect our borders!
The issue should not be a political one. Americans want to keep America safe.

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