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Speak up: Arizona GOP looks to send border enforcement measure to voters

 Rejecting claims it will lead to racial profiling, House and Senate panels dominated by Republicans on Wednesday were moving to ask voters to let state and local police arrest some people not in the country legally.

  • “If you have to ask, just get the wall done so we can move on. I think after 20 years of complaining, it should be automatic. We need a law of Congress refuses to compromise, then it goes to the voters.” — AZgold via story comment

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Speak up: Arizona GOP looks to send border enforcement measure to voters

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 Rejecting claims it will lead to racial profiling, House and Senate panels dominated by Republicans on Wednesday were moving to ask voters to let state and local police arrest some people not in the country legally.

  • “If you have to ask, just get the wall done so we can move on. I think after 20 years of complaining, it should be automatic. We need a law of Congress refuses to compromise, then it goes to the voters.” — AZgold via story comment

What do you think: Do you have an opinion on this issue? We'd like to publish your thoughts to promote a healthy community debate on topics that affect you.  E-mail us at azopinions@iniusa.org.

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