Arizona immigration law
I put together some coverage for The Packer today on the troublesome immigration law in Arizona, which became effective Jan. 1. In the process, I found a couple of resources for those Fresh Talk readers seeking insight on Arizona's immigration law. First, here is the pdf of the federal judge decision denying a temporary restraining order that business and ag interests wanted. Here is the Web site from Arizona Employers for Immigration Reform, which provides a lot of background on the law and the legal points at issue.
Labels: FDA, immigration, The Packer
posted by Tom Karst @ 2:35 PM
1 Comments:
Let all the workers come that have job offers come accross the borders with legal worker permits.
Why continue to force immigrant workers be dishonest? It is not good for their families to have to lie, cheat and steal to work in the USA. Keep the border secure but let the workers come with out the threat of being deported.
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