Another domino falls in Florida

The Florida AG is proposing a law similar to and supposedly more strict than the Arizona law against illegal invaders.
I wonder if the rent-a-mob is ready to vacation in Florida to protest this one.
If we can have this happen in enough states at the same time, we will be using the leftist Cloward-Piven strategy against them.

AZ immigration law protesters caravan from Los Angeles

Union members and activists are caravaning to Arizona to protest the new immigration law as it is set to take effect.
As usual, their comments and stance betray their own racist, narrow-minded view of the situation:
"Rob Robbins, 71, a home care worker in Long Beach, said he grew up black in segregated Alabama in the 1940s and '50s and sees parallels between the racism of that time and now.
"Anytime I see signs of that coming alive in our country, it rises my indignation," he said. "SB 1070 basically says you are guilty because of how you look. That, to me, is not American." "
"I look at things in a historical context," said Carlos Leon, 47, a detention officer with the Los Angeles County Probation Department who decided that he needed to speak up for the oppressed.
Leon said he believes the law is unjust and will result in people being questioned about their status based on their looks."

Mr. Robbins has no clue. If there is "segregation" it is self imposed and the law goes to great lengths to not use "appearance" for cause.
Mr. Leon has no clue about history or he would acknowledge the looks based discrimination of the Spanish masters when they controlled Mexico and admit that his "belief" that the law will be abused is based on his own personal bias.

I guess Arizonans should just look at these obliviots as unruly tourists and encourage them to spend, spend, spend.

Hispanics flee as AZ law deadline nears

It'll never work!
The AZ illegal immigrant law won't lead to anything but racist harassment!
Or it might lead to an exodus of illegal and legal residents.
Yard sales are said to be up and families are taking off for friendlier climes (look out California).
I hope they all move to those wonderful, caring sanctuary cities.

This migration tells me that these people do not have the roots so many insist they have.
It also tells me that the mere impression of effective enforcement cuts down on the number of illegals.
This is what the activists feared the most; if the law works, it will prove them wrong and spread like wildfire.
They will lose the power they never should have had.

9 states file brief in favor of AZ immigration bill

In less than a week, 9 states attorney generals joined with Michigan's Mike Cox to file a brief in favor of the Arizona immigration law.
Alabama, Florida, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas and Virginia, as well as the Northern Mariana Islands joined in defending the law against the Obama administration's attack on states rights.
Cox is running for governor in Michigan, so his support is already being dismissed as political theater in an election year.

OMG! USA Today covers Mexico's immigration law

USA Today printed a story about "activists" complaining about Mexico's harsh anti-immigrant laws.
I am hearing more news organizations calling attention to the harsher laws and greater abuse against illegals in Mexico by Mexican nationals and authorities.
If only we could get such coverage in the NY Times!
Maybe the obliviots that paraded in the streets against the AZ law and cheered when the Mexican prez bashed the law to the applause of Liberal Congresstwits will finally figure out they were scammed (again).