Arizona Adopts Stricter Immigration Laws

[sherri_chickie]

I had a Texas drivers license when I was in the states and did not need to show any proof of my legal status there ( work visa) I could have easily ran out of my visa and had no problems living there. ( would have been a bit harder to work though) and I would have been an illegal alien ( he he, funny)

[pauldun170]

I've known quite a few illegal immigrants. They either had Irish or English accents.

[karl_1052]

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

That was my point.



Well that's just fucking wonderful. Let's make every day living, just like checking in at the airport.

"Sure Officer, I'd be happy to show you my ID when ever you bloody well feel like asking for it, since I have have nothing better to do than help you look like you're not engaged in racial profiling".

Oh joy.

JC

What do you know? You are a Jewish immigrant.

[defector]

Saw this on the local news this AM. Local hispanic man was pulled over and showed his state issued CDL. Officer requested a birth certificate, or other form of ID.

On a related note: (9) people were arrested during a candlelight vigil. It seems they chained themselves to the Capitol building in protest of the new immigration law.

Lawsuits to follow....

[pauldun170]

Originally Posted by defector

Saw this on the local news this AM. Local hispanic man was pulled over and showed his state issued CDL. Officer requested a birth certificate, or other form of ID.

Wow...anyone can be birther.

[Homeslice]

What proof of identity is needed to get your first drivers license? I forgot.

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

What proof of identity is needed to get your first drivers license? I forgot.

In Arizona, they just check your pockets for tacos, and you're good to go.

JC

[shmike]

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

In Arizona, they just check your pockets for tacos, and you're good to go.

JC

[goof2]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

What proof of identity is needed to get your first drivers license? I forgot.

They recently changed it here. Now you need a birth certificate/passport, a social security card or a legal document showing your social (W-2, 1099), and 2 documents proving your residential address. Previously I think they required the ability to write your name, birthday, and address on the application form.

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by goof2

They recently changed it here. Now you need a birth certificate/passport, a social security card or a legal document showing your social (W-2, 1099), and 2 documents proving your residential address. Previously I think they required the ability to write your name, birthday, and address on the application form.

The reason I ask is, if Arizona does not require proof of citizenship to get a drivers license, then the police are perfectly justified in requesting more info, IMO at least.

Arizona 1, Obama 0

http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/04/...ex.html?hpt=T1