-=> Ross Cassell wrote to Ross Sauer <=-

 RC>> The only reason why you are against this whole thing is because
 RC>> the hispanics represent yet another potential captive voting bloc
 RC>> for your fuckwad democrats.

 RS> Yet more right-wing crapola.

 RS> The Arizona law is racial profiling. No ifs, ands or buts.

 RC> The Arizona Law is not a primary offense.

 RC> The person must be detained for something else, much like how many seat
 RC> belt laws used to be.

 RC> (acknowledging that many states have since changed their seat belt laws
 RC> to be primary ones)

 RC> According to polls, 70% of Arizonan's approve of this law, but you the
 RC> Wisconsin welfare weenie knows whats best for a state far away from
 RC> you?

Here's what an Arizona border sheriff thinks of this new "law"
... " Kavanaugh
scoffed at threats to boycott Arizona tourism or products. He said in the long
run, visitors will come back.

"As the illegal immigrant population is reduced, Arizona will become a safer
place, and tourists like safe places," he said.

Yet even some law enforcement officials in Arizona are bluntly expressing their
opposition.

In southern Arizona, along the border, Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik said
it's "bull." His department regularly arrests illegal crossers
who've committed
serious crimes, then turns them over to the Border Patrol. Dupnik says the
state law duplicates federal law, and if it takes effect, it will drain local
resources.

"We would not only put the jail into a crisis overnight," he
said. "We would
overwhelm the rest of the system, and the taxpayers would have to pay for that.
Right now, we give them to the feds, and it doesn't cost the local taxpayers
anything."

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