[jneesy]

i dont understand why this is so hard

[goldstategop]

Just cut off federal money to states that opt out. No reason the taxpayers have to pay for their niggardly attitude towards our national security.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[billbears]

Because it is none of the business of the national government? Of course most of what those hacks do is none of the business of the national goverment but that hasn't stopped them for over a hundred years

[Schwaeky]

One of the provisions should be a problem for every law abiding citizen---if you get a ticket out of state right now for speeding--not dui not reckless driving, just a speeding ticket, and you pay the fine, the citiation may show up on your reccord (but not always), but there is likely NO points assesed. This law will require states to change that. Meaning if i'm on a business trip in Georgia or Louisiana, and I get pulled over for speeding, I won't just have to worry about "will I get a speeding ticket to have to pay?" but also, "oh crap there goes my insurance rates" because it would show up with points on my KY drivers license, something that doesn't happen right now (basically, as long as you can afford the fine, one has a license to speed as long as you're out of state--and I would rather it STAY that way, not penalize further.

[mewzilla]

i dont understand why this is so hard

Because state and local pols can benefit from illegal aliens, too.