Illegals Today

Litter. Abandoned cars. Human waste. Rape trees to terrorize women. Homeland Security blocking these videos?

Labels: environment, federal lands, SB1070

The story led with a lesser known poll with lower approval of Arizona's new law (Quinnipac). But here's Rasmussen:

Rasmussen Reports has found similar results in state polls it has done where it began asking voters whether they wanted an Arizona-like law. So far, those results include Georgia (55 percent in favor), Kentucky (63 percent), New Mexico (55 percent), Oregon (53 percent), South Dakota (62 percent), Washington state (52 percent) and Wisconsin

Nearly Half of Voters Want an Arizona-like Immigration Law in Their States

Labels: Arizona, polls, SB1070

This morning thousands and thousands--maybe millions--of Americans heard SB1070 read aloud on the Glenn Beck radio show. I realize you have no love for him because he embarrassed our city a few years ago over that student sexual assault. However, can you say you have read it and understand that it is absolutely in line with federal laws on illegal immigration? That it absolutely forbids racial profiling (does Columbus do that?). That it really comes down hard on human trafficking (does Columbus do that?). Think again, Mr. Mayor. Let's not have Glenn embarrass the city again by pointing out your behavior. He might say you are soft on drug lords or human trafficking because you don't support a sister state closer to the problem.

Labels: Arizona, Columbus, Mayor Michael B. Coleman, Ohio, SB1070