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THE ODD OPPOSITION TO THE ARIZONA IMMIGRATION LAW

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Neal Boortz
@ May 13, 2010 10:02 AM
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Now Los Angeles has decided that it is going to boycott Arizona. It looks, though, that LA will only stop doing business with Arizona companies where it is convenient to do so. LA will not, for instance, stop flights between LAX and Arizona airports nor will they forbid Arizona-based US Airways from landing at LAX. In other words, it's all symbolic Bravo Sierra.

Remember this: Many - perhaps a majority - of Los Angeles' Hispanic residents believe that LA belongs to Mexico, not to the United States. They consider LA to be occupied territory. Come to think of it .. maybe the United States government ought to cancel all assistance to LA until these people develop an ability to think rationally.

Here are the two questions that nobody seems to want to ask the Los Angeles City Council ... two questions that the media will not ask those protesting the Arizona laws ... two questions that no caller has tried to address on my show:

  1. What can any Arizona law enforcement official do under the Arizona immigration law that a federal law enforcement official cannot already do?
     
  2. What requirement does the Arizona law place on any non-citizen living in Arizona that federal law does already not place on any non-citizen living elsewhere in the United States?

Until someone can explain those differences these protests are nothing but meaningless rantings and ravings from people who have an agenda that goes far beyond idiotic concerns over racial or ethnic profiling.



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What others are saying

  • Neal Boortz Supports National ID for Arizonans
    and he didn't read the law.
  • Identification
    If you are out of the US don't you carry your passport?
  • Tommy, princes
    personally, I like Xiappa's answer best. But, to give you a serious answer:
    You give him your DRIVER's LICENSE! ya big dope!
  • Tommy, princess...
    ...you do whatever you think you need to do, sweetcakes. My thought is that if you show the same intelligence as you did in "answering" the two questions, just remember to call him a donut munching fascist, too. That will be highly entertaining.
    Still gettin' the tingles?
  • TSA
    Some perspective. I travel 100% for my job. I don't fear/loathe the TSA because of what they are legally able to do. I fear/loathe them because of the behaviors they demonstrate when petty wannabe bureaucrats think they have more power than they do. I hope Arizona police are cut from a better cloth.

    Also "what's different" in this law, which I've never seen before, is that it gives every Arizona citizen automatic legal standing to file claim against public officials for not enforcing the policy sufficiently strict enough. If someone can point out to me other laws which grants automatic standing, without having to prove direct connection to the suit, I'd appreciate it.

    This is the perverse incentive in the law - to create fear in public officials that they could be sued at any time, by any citizen in the State, on a vague definition of "strict enough". Imagine if the TSA was run not just on the petty ambitions of wannabe mall-cops, but reinforced by fear from officials on high to be as strict as possible to protect their keisters.
  • TDoc, do some more in depth research
    The most important aspects of Thurmonds political career was as a segregationalist Democrat. His affiliation as a Republican was in name only as his agenda was still definitely liberal and leftist and, some argue, still stained with racial bias since he never explicitly renounced his earlier views or legislative actions.
    At least he has a cool lake named after him, though...unless you're from GA.
  • Hey xaippa crappa
    If a cop stops me in Arizona and says "papers" and I say "scissors", do I win??
  • Let Them Protest
    Go ahead, LA, PRRRROOOOOTEST

    It's our wonderful government who's too arrogant to follow the Constitutional Law about illegal immigrants.

    As I said before: We've treated this problem with liberalism and PC. Epic Failure on both counts. It's time for tough measures to handle this problem.
    Maybe more states will follow Arizona's example.

    So go ahead, protest, After all it's your right to do so, even if you're wrong on this issue.
  • Vacation plans
    As for me and my (Midwestern) family we'll be spending our vacation dollars in Arizona and not in California!
  • Doesn't LA get it's water from Arizona?
  • to me the constitution gives me only one right.
    thats the right to offend and in turn be offended.It gives me the right to insult and call anyone I please beaner,pollack,jewboy, faggot, or any of the other thousands of derogatory names in a hundred languages.The receiptant of these names has the right to be offended,and also the right to punch me in the nose.He has the right but there are consquences for the action just like getting my nose broke is consquences for my actions.Remember in the first grade you were taught "sticks and stones can break my bones but names can never harm me". I think there are a whole lot of people in this country that need to just get over it and grow a thicker skin instead of running to the PC police every time some one calls them a name.Then maybe our kids wouldn't be bullied by and could compete with the rest of the world.THATS MY DEFIN. OF LIBERTY,DOC.the freedom to say what I want and the freedom for someone else to take offense.And what I was saying about ID's,if being forced to carry an ID around is surrendering YOUR liberty like you say then its waaaay to late to change that now.The illegals are the only ones who DON"T carry ID's.and don't give me that "your papers,please" gestapo shit.your getting like the leftest,injecting nazis, hitler and racism into everything.I've got enough confidence in my own ability to keep my liberty that being asked to identify myself is not going to threaten it.Do you? Are you offended when asked who are you? I know you got a thing about cops but if not them then who should be entrusted to enforce our laws? Me? You? Who?
  • Good start...
    ...now all Arizona needs is for Mexico to join the boycott and mission accomplished
  • AZ SB1070
    I really wonder what the reaction would have been if Gov. Brewer had added an executive order allowing amnesty to a couple hundred thousand illegal Arizona residents along with the new bill? Think about it:) Would that have made it okay?
  • Illegal aliens
    I think Arizona should do what New York did. Ask the illegals if they would like a ticket and a few bucks to take the bus to LA. That will solve two problems. Americans are not against immigration; we are opposed to illegal immigration and the problems that are caused by it. We need to be honest with the situation. We know that some illegals are hard working and supporting their families; some are criminals and want to work their trade here in the states and some are scammers and want to work the system. First, build the wall, after that - round up the felons and deport them - after that - have the workers go to the government office, sign up, get an ID card (that cannot be duplicated) and fill out proper paperwork to be in the country legally, but go to the end of the line. Let's be fair to the many others who applied the correct way. Learn English, get a proper driver's license in English and learn to assimilate into the American way - non violently. Gangs, drug cartels, smuggling, sex trafficking, anchor babies. This has been going on for over twenty years and no one knows how to stop it. They are bleeding us dry in the welfare system and the schools are lowering the bar to accommodate the children. The politicians will do nothing about all this, just for a vote!
  • Questions timeh
    1. What can any Arizona law enforcement official do under the Arizona immigration law that a federal law enforcement official cannot already do?

    Who cares?

    2. What requirement does the Arizona law place on any non-citizen living in Arizona that federal law does already not place on any non-citizen living elsewhere in the United States?

    Who cares?

    There, I answered them. Pretty hard stuff.

    You see, these questions are silly and stupid. They aren't really saying or asking anything. It's like asking, what's the difference between a red apple and a red apple? Why would someone answer something so retarded? He thinks he's being clever, but he's honestly not.

    The real question is why havent the federal agents been enforcing the laws more often all along? Does it have something to do with how unconstitutional the current laws are? Doesnt Neil say, just enforce the current laws on the books?

    What this new law states, and this is the most important thing and what Neil is trying to spin right from underneath you dunderheads is that now police have the ability to stop anyone for any reason because they have brown skin, or they think they are illegal aliens. That's what's wrong about this, and why people are boycotting Arizona.

    Nice try guys.
  • definition of Liberty
    the one used is actually the definition of "personal liberty", as found @ BusinessDictionary.com, and other places. A bit of history, is also found: "The personal liberty laws were a series of laws passed by several U.S. states in the North in response to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1793 and 1850."
  • @ TDoc
    "you can trust them if you want to. me, i don't trust them one bit"
    I don't know about Funky, but here's what I think: Cops are my fellow Americans. I will ALWAYS trust them more than I trust Foreign Nationals. period.
  • Thanks, WW!
  • L.A boycott
    I think if I were a Jew I would take extreme exception to anyone comparing the AZ law to the halocaust. I have yet to see any Mexicans being put into concentration camps, used as slave labor(unwillingly), used for scientific experimentation or gassed or otherwise executed. Anybody who would use this comparison is a fool. They are ruled by emotions and cannot think with ration. The have the mentality of a child and in no way should be in a position of authority.
  • re:doc
    Doc I got my definition of liberty from Funkys 2:33:07 post. Thanks Funky. I will talk at you tomorrow doc. Webwench wants to go home so maybe this will post before she leaves.
  • Fool
    "yeah, it's all those denunciations of the "beaner" remark that got to me. if you remain silent that means you have to agree"
    Actually, it's called not feeding the troll. We have been trying to discuss the issue but you and the fool that made the "beaner" crack can't seem to do anything else but call names.

    Seems that you have more in common with him than the rest of us do.
  • LA Boycotts AZ
    I think we should close I-10 & I-8 at the border which would add a few extra dollars to anything that they want to bring in from the east that would go through AZ
  • Call names- it's all you have
    I have heard of him. As I am sure you have heard of Robert Byrd, Al Gore Sr. and William Fullbright.

    We could trade names all day long but the fact remains that Democrats have traded their cotton fields for ballot boxes. The new slavery is an unending dependency on government. The new tools of oppression are food stamps, welfare checks, section 8 housing and lowered expectations. Black voters are increasingly aware of the box that you have painted us into and those of us that are willing to think have already seen the trap for what it is.

    Enjoy your name calling since you still can't answer two simple questions.

    Either enough of America has awakened to the idiocy of the left and we are at the beginning of a new American Revolution or it has not and we are continuing a death spiral. Time will tell
  • Hugo's Twit
    Hugo, that is hilarious that you suggest his ratings are low. Why are you here if they're so bad and he has no credibility??? I guess you're too stupid to know otherwise, huh?
  • Tdoc
    Its not about trust....it's about the law.
    It doesn't matter if you like it or not. If it bothers you so much, try to change it. the only thing we can do (for now) is vote, opinion changes nothing.
  • B.E.Devil
    i like to know where you got you definitions of liberty at
  • DA
    yeah, it's all those denunciations of the "beaner" remark that got to me. if you remain silent that means you have to agree
  • Funky
    you can trust them if you want to. me, i don't trust them one bit
  • ARIZONA
    I must admit at first I thought what AZ did was wrong, but now that I've done my research I do believe that they have done the correct thing. Hopefully they will not cave in to the ones who are against liberty. I can't understand why t-shirt doc doesn't get it. Maybe too many years of breathing the fumes of the ink cleaning fluid at the shop. Get outside and get some fresh air doc, clear your head and get your mind right we are worried about ya.
  • @jasonfm
    it's already there...but you have to scroll to the end of the comments to get to it. see that little "add it" button at the bottom of the page?
  • the paties have changed
    you ever heard of Strom Thurmond? he was a senator too. he served at first as a Democrat and after 1964 as a Republican, switching parties as the conservative base shifted.

    so now were even. and i will call then Republican-SS now. since "you papers, please" has a Gestapo ring to it

    DA, i will cry next time i cash my check from them
  • Big Joe- When all you have is a hammer...
    All of your problems look like nails.

    In the libs case, the only tool they have is rhetoric so trying to silence their opponents is all they know to do.

    I believe the day has finally come where people are so numb to the race card that it's pretty much ignored these days. Sadly, there are still some bigoted idiots out there but, for most people, calling you a racist is a sure way of saying that you've already lost any significant argument.
  • I have just one question:
    You guys have done masterfully at replying to the idiots Hugo and Tommy. I just have a very respectful question for Neal/Christina/Laura: When can we get a "Share this" link/icon on the Nuze pages. I'd love to be able to share, without just copying/pasting into my own Note or Wall Post.
  • Irwin- Really, 10 years?
    Do you actually think that the city of Los Angeles could hold ANYTHING together for 10 years?
    City of Phoenix? You mean the city that is openly voicing it's opposition to the law? No reason for them to inflate the cost, is there?
    Wait and see, after more Southwestern states who bear the vast majority of the costs associated with illegal immigration catch on to the fact that illegals are fleeing Arizona for states that are willing to let them stay, they will follow suit.

    Let California be the illegal destination spot and let them bear the cost.
  • TDoc
    Liberty : Freedom to behave as one pleases, circumscribed by the laws and codes of conduct of the society in which one lives.

    Get off your high horse Doc. he is just trying to say that everybody already has a social security card (just like you do)so what is the big deal if you have to have another??
  • TSHIRT
    Boy you got "us" there. One guy says beaner and we're all racists. Invoking the KKK for the GOP is just masterful, too.

    Your t-shirts SUCK, btw.
  • By Ex-Nuze reader @ 05/13/10 10:25:33 AM
    Don't let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya.
  • Tim, ain't it strange?
    Ain't it strange that we can sit here for months and talk about obama without mentioning "race" or skin color...but liberals cannot talk about obama for 60 seconds without mentioning "race" and skin color and even "Bush".

    Must be a mental disease.
  • ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS PISS ME OFF.
    About 3-4 years ago, I went to Wal-Mart to get some fishing lures for a fishing trip I was taking the next day. When I got into the parking lot, a car full of illegal immigrants wrecked/smashed into my car. My friend called the police. When the police officer got there he told me there was nothing he could do. He said they(the illegal immigrants who hit me) had no insurance, no I.D.'s, no driver's licenses, an expired tag, and it wasn't even their car! And HE LET THEM GO!!!!!!!!!! He didn't even try to give them a ticket!!!! I asked the officer just what in the hell was going on here, and he said "Sorry, but the judges have made it clear that we are not to bring any more of these people to the local jails because the jails are full". I WAS IRATE. MAD AS HELL. STILL AM. Well, it ended up MY INSURANCE WENT UP and I HAD TO PAY THE $900 damage to my vehicle with my own money.

    These illegal immigrants are lawless and they need to be removed from our society. Peacefully or in bodybags. however they want it. They are costing our country TRILLIONS. They are killing American citizens with their drugs, street gangs and car "accidents". And look at what they've done to California.

    Enough's enough damnit. Enforce the laws or find someone who will.
  • Boycott
    I don't think Arizona has gone far enough. They should also pass legislation to fine any business that employees illegals and suspend their business licenses. This problem has gone on for far too long and it is great to see a State like Arizona take the reins and bypass the federal gov.
  • Tommy, you never fail
    Exactly what Nazi tactics...mass roundups of “undesirables” with a one way ticket to a death camp? How about collective shootings and burials in mass graves? Pulling the gold from the teeth of victims? Ovens going day and night? Taking entire family fortunes to be distributed for the “good of the state”? Maybe the wholesale slaughter of civilians for reprisals or because they are of a different ethnicity, religion, or culture? What about the tactic of erasing entire villages off the face of the earth? You mean those Nazi tactics, right? And are you calling federally mandated immigration laws stupid and should not be enforced in the first place?
    Tommy, you are so patently ignorant it is astounding; your stupidity knows no bounds.
    No one needs LA. But LA sure as hell needs Arizona.
    From the LA times: "Maybe the LA council members forgot that the Hoover Dam in Arizona has been providing 24% of electricity for Los Angeles since 1936" And of course there are certain water issues, too.
    I confess, poking at you is way too easy and way too much fun. Do you practice being this much of a tool?
  • blogthingy- Wrong party
    I know that facts and history are often a bit too challenging for libs to deal with but...
    Can you remind us again which party has the only senator who is acknowledged former klansman?
  • Arizona immigration laws
    I think the only thing that this law does different from the federal law, is that it puts the power into the hands of those who may actually enforce the law as opposed to ignoring it. I hope other states follow suit. I think Arizona would be well served by dropping off all of the illegals they catch in these sanctuary cities such as LA and San Francisco. Put them right on the steps to city hall and see how much the tides turn.
  • Thomas- No cat and mouse, post your answer
    Okay, Thomas. Here is your forum. You uninterrupted opportunity to answer those two simple questions from the original post.

    This is a great opportunity for you! If you can actually give a reasonable, factual answer to this question, you would be the first person IN THE NATION to be able to do so.

    Now, does anyone want to bet that this idiot does not have the brains or the stones to step up to the plate and actually provide a rebuttal to these "meaningless" questions?
  • oh, no. we ain't racists!
    Illegal beaners: GO HOME!

    By DJ

    brought to you by the Republikkkan Party
  • for Dell
    How much has Arizona lost?

    City of Phoenix estimates $90 million over 10 years.

    Tourism brings $20 BILLION a year to Arizona.

    One has to wonder what the economic benefit will be as people choose to vacation and do business in Arizona BECAUSE of 1070. You know there are those who will patronize AZ rather than boycott.

    I have to also wonder how many people seeing the opportunity to find bargain rates will set aside politics in favor of savings.
  • good ridden s
    let em have it back la is not doing the rest of us any good ,and that includes hollyweird as well
  • WOW! Now why would they do that?
    I'm happy people are boycotting the Nazi tactics of Arizona. I hope more and more people do this.

    BTW No one has answered your questions because your questions are meaningless Neil. How could they answer them anyway since you play cat and mouse with every caller who tries to voice an opposing view anyway?

    There are many weird laws which are ignored throughout these United States of America Neil. People don't enforce them because they are stupid laws. Why are you for stupid useless laws in the first place Neil? I guess the question is, why aren't federal agents using the existing laws as much as you would like your sheep listenership to think? The answer? Because they are useless and stupid.

    You know what I think is so juicy about this rant from you Neil? The near hysterics that your unamerican plans for this country are failing. You just keep pretending that you actually mean anything anymore Neil.
  • hurry the hell up!!!!!!!
    I want all the other states to HURRY THE HELL UP and get your laws on the books like those we here in aridzona...

    I'm tired of being called a racist!!! oh wait!!! racist don't mean a thang no mo'....never mind....
  • Chris - why?
    Why do you want the federal government to start mandating what is an optional boycott of Arizona by LA? There is no LAW that is being put in place that trade cannot be done with Arizona. it is an optional boycott that is put in place undoubtably temporarily. They will see how they are ridiculed across the country and will find out their actions have consequences with Arizona starts promoting how Arizona taxes business 53% less than California does, and when Arizona stops selling them electricity. It will work itself out. The feds do not need to get involved.
  • Hugo's Ghost - here are your statistics
    Opinion of 58 Percent of Mexicans: American Southwest Belongs to Us
    A June 2002 Zogby poll of Mexicans found that a substantial majority of Mexican citizens believe that southwestern America is rightfully the territory of Mexico and that Mexicans do not need the permission of the U.S. to enter. On the U.S. side of the border, 68 percent of Americans think that troops should be stationed on the Mexican border to keep unauthorized Mexicans out. Only slightly fewer (65 percent) oppose giving amnesty to those illegals already in the U.S.
  • immigration
    you want to follow the "amigos"? look for the ladders all over the interstate!
    now on the way to cali!LOL:)
  • it sure won't make a difference for you
    because you will like the safety of one world dictatorship. me, i like liberty to much.
  • AZ
    Hmmmm, how much H20 & electricity does LA get from AZ?
  • I'll say it...
    Illegal beaners: GO HOME! Arizona doesn't want your mooching asses in their state, and we don't want you, either. Become a legal citizen or face the damn consequences.
  • How about that KSU Student?
    How about getting KSU to disband that idiotic sorority that's supporting her illegal self!!!!
  • Investors Business Daily : Contrary To Amnesty Supporters, Illegal Aliens Drain Social Security
    http://www.investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/Article.aspx?id=533804


    Illegal immigrant workers, often with false identities, can't avoid paying into Social Security but are not eligible to receive retirement benefits for their illegal work. But if they receive amnesty, they can qualify for Social Security retirement benefits based on their earlier illegal work.  And those benefits will amount to much more than what they paid into Social Security!
  • at what point do states "boycotting" AZ...
    point to "well, we might as well secede."? This has potential (granted, it's a VERY FAR STRETCH) to get really interesting.
  • hey t- doc-what difference does it make?
    I've already got 4 state drivers lic.ID,military ID,soc.sec.ID,business Lic.ID,Mech.Oper.lic.ID,EPA ID,HVACR lic.ID,NAUI Divers lic.ID,a passport and some old student id's still floating around somewhere so WTF diff. does it make for one more if it will get some illegals to leave? In this age of digital everything,a world ID will soon be next and unavoidable unless some serious revolution happens.the world just keeps getting smaller all the time.
  • The Big Difference
    Here is the difference- Arizona intends to enforce the laws and those in violation of the law know that the Feds will never do that.

    Isn't prohibiting business between AZ and CA something that the feds should step in to stop under the commerce clause of the Constitution rather than using it to force me to buy government approved health insurance?
  • az law
    GO ARIZONA! what are you gonna get out of cali anyway? another pelosi? boxer? waxman? swarsenagger? who cares what they want! all they want is votes.cut the power off,(can;t pay the bill),water,same, arm the border!
  • LA Boycotts Arizona
    Let me see if I have this right. LA - which is practically bankrupt, is selectively choosing to not do business with businesses in Arizona. LA is inhabited by a significant number of Mexicans - both legal immigrants and illegal immigrants. The cost of government education, medical care, police and fire protection, food stamps and other government assistance is part of the root cause for the financial difficulties of LA.

    Here's an idea. Let's give LA to Mexico and see how fast the Mexicans leave LA - because we KNOW Mexico won't give them the benefits that the US will...
  • And now
    And now, 12 other states are thinking about following in Arizona's footsteps.
    Good! This truly is a case of states doing what they have to for survival, because the feds sure as heck are not doing it. I think another question to ask is why Mexico is so harsh with people crossing THEIR border from Central America.
  • LA vs Arizona
    I think that Arizona should doign business with LA, so stop sending LA electricity and water.
  • Joke Boycott
    Oh, the City of Angles is boycotting? Do they have the authority to stop US Airways from landing at LAX? Isn't that a federal area of authority?
    Maybe we could get the Obama administration to start boycotting all the states that are doing things he doesn't like, such as suing over the constitutionality of Obamacare. It could become defacto secession forced on some of the states by the feds.
    Works for me. We'll take our football and our constitution and play by ourselves.
  • immigration controversy
    Its very simple, the reason people are so upset over the Arizona law and not the Federal law is that Arizona may actually enforce the law while the Feds will not.
  • Goes both ways
    If Los Angeles wants to do this, maybe Arizona should sell electricity to someone else this summer.
  • LA Boycotts Arizona
    Sounds to me like things are looking up for Arizona...
  • LA boycott
    Does this mean the Lakers won't be able to play in Phoenix? They will have to forfeit 2-3 games? OK by my I'm an anyone the the Lakers fan
  • What if it was another law?
    I had lunch with a drafter of the legislation. It is not profiling, there must be probable cause as to some other offense before they can be checked. It is perfectly acceptable.

    I have no issue with guest workers, just comply with the law and register yourself and provide information. If the feds, under both Bush and Obama, are not going to enforce the law Arizona should.

    If the feds were not enforcing anti-pollution laws, and a state stepped it, would that be an issue?

    If the feds were not enforcing the ADA, and the state stepped in, would there be a problem?

    If the feds were not enforcing national speed limits , and the state stepped in, would that be a problem?

    If the feds were not enforcing child trafficking laws and the state stepped in, would that be a problem?

    So when the states step in and enforce federal immigration laws regarding illegal aliens, it is a problem????????

    PS – If a racist cop is going to profile people, he’s gonna pull over DWB’s and DWM’s regardless of the existence of this law.

    I have African friends from Zambia who cannot get their son/brother into the country – but they are trying to do it leagally. Should he just sneak in and that will make it OK? Our paralegal was from Bolivia, but could not get her sister in legally. Does that mean she should break the law and come in? I want immigrants, legal ones, in all colors of the human skin rainbow. But the sneaks are cheaters who break in line above the people I see that want to bring in relatives who want to stay and be citizens legally.

    WHEN IS IT EVER OK IN ANY CIVILIZED SOCIETY TO BREAK IN LINE?
  • How much has Zona lost?
    It must be a lot right? Last I heard right after the boycotts started was 10 million on Fox news. That was a couple weeks ago and I havent heard anything since. If anything this law was a dumb business decision.
  • Going, going, gone
    Boortz's apparent poor work ethic is forcing me to cease enjoying reading the Nuze and associated comments. How? Well, in the past I enjoyed reading the newspaper each morning while having my coffee. After the AJC stopped delivering in our area I discovered Neal's Nuze and started reading that instead. Now, since he is getting later and later with his postings, I find that I do not seem to have the time to sit around and wait for them to appear. Too bad. I enjoyed reading his rants and many of the goofy comments they produced. Oh well. Nothing stays the same. But I will miss The Nuze.
  • you want to hear an agenda?
    this one has to do with the National ID card. see, once the Arizona bill goes into effect they will get sued by people who claim racial profiling. then the powers that be will claim that in the spirit of fairness the state will agree to treat us all as equals under the 14th Amendment and will soon be arbitrarily asking for the documents of all citizens. that's when the Nation ID card will get promoted.

    and that's what they wanted all along. you suckers!!! LOL
  • LA Boucott
    Just another example of political pandering to voting bloc. The entire state of California is on the verge of economic collapse because of their entitlement mentality but they waste time and resources on Cr@p like this.

    Pitiful!
  • Stupid Much?
    you say:

    "Many - perhaps a majority - of Los Angeles' Hispanic residents believe that LA belongs to Mexico"

    I mean, really, Neal? You just pull a stupid statement like that with no citation out of your sorry old azz and just expect your myrmidons to eat it up, don't you? This is why your ratings suck, Neal-you keep believing that all of your listeners are stupider than you are-and the smart ones are just walking away from the doddering cranky old man on the radio....
  • LA
    Well this comes as no suprise. An estimated 10% of LA residents are illegal aliens according to the LA Almanac. Then when you consider how large the Hispanic population is in that city, and it seems as though nearly all of them are sympathetic to illegals this was a no brainer for LA. I'm going to make a prediction here. LA will be on an equal par with Mexico City within the next 15 years. This includes crime, living standards, most common language and overall disgustingess. I've been to both cities fairly recently. LA aint too far behind of the wrotten cesspool of Mexico City folks.

    www.theatleeappeal.com
  • Doing Business
    Maybe Arizona should stop doing business with LA, and San Fran. I bet the state of Arizona can do far more economic damage to those two cities than those cities can do to the state of Arizona. I now go out of my way to patronize those businesses based in Arizona. Hopefully soon Missouri will have a similar law to Arizona's. Viva Los 1070!!!
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