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According to the Center for Immigration Studies, the state of Arizona has "one of the fastest growing illegal immigrant populations in the country, increasing from 330,000 in 2000 to 560,000 by 2008." To stop the spread of illegals into the state of Arizona, governor Jan Brewer signed into law SB1070. The law, which simply "requires officials and agencies of the state and political subdivisions to fully comply with and assist in the enforcement of federal immigration laws," has come under recent and unfair attack. Even President Obama spoke out against the law, clearly overstepping his jurisdiction by interfering in state affairs. Arizona needs this bigoted, backwards law, and I'm going to tell you why.
Ethnicity
First, 80% of all illegal immigrants are from Latin America. That means they speak Spanish, are often poor, and listen to strange music. We don't want them here, and SB1070 makes that perfectly clear. They threaten the ethnic character of the United States, which was founded by European settlers.
III. Crime
Second, and perhaps most importantly, illegal immigrants are often criminals. The FBI claims...
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