US Immigration

Should local police enforce federal immigration laws?

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by Michael Allen Carvell

Police have enough troubles dealing with crime in their cities and towns immigration is a federal problem that should have had a bill passed by our congress and president by now...read more

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by Leroy Fodor

Local authorities should not only enforce the federal immigration laws, they should want to enforce them. America needs all the help they can get to rectify the problems we are ...read more
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by Jonathan Clayton

The answer to this question is a resounding yes! The local police of any area, especially the border with Mexico, are in a much better position to enforce immigration laws than ...read more
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by Daniel Jordan

Si se puede, si se puede. Those are the calls of law breakers at a local furniture store in Phoenix, Arizona. These immigrants are mad that a local business owner has had to h...read more
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by Ann Caimen

If a person is in the country illegally, it means they shouldn't be here. What is so complicated about that? If they're caught, why is everyone so against getting them out of th...read more
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by Bill Whitney

I have some very definite opinions and ideas on all this illegal immigrants situation. The laws that are now on the books have worked for hundreds of years when they were enforc...read more

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