[Mr. K]

I am working in Tucson AZ right now and 80 miles south of Phoenix means 20 miles west of Tucson

This place is beautiful- but some places are a mess with this immigrations stuff

The problem is NOT that we have immigration laws, our laws are the same as Mexico. the problem is the sudden enforcement of that law.

MEXICO ENCOURAGED illegal ‘migration’ and Arizona was forced to start enforcing the law itself after 40 years of the US government letting it slide.

Now you have good people here who have homes and lives for 20 years suddenly having to face a law they came to expect would never be enforced. They do not have a ‘home’ in Mexico any more.

[La Lydia]

Tough. They came here illegally in full knowledge of what they were doing. “Good” or not, they broke our law. That makes them criminals. Even if the love little kittens and drink warm milk before they go to bed at night. They have no right to be here. They have as much of a home in Mexico now as they had here when they arrived in Arizona.

[GatorGirl]

They should have thought of that when they came here illegally. They will get no sympathy from me. Ever!

[2aberro]

They do not have a ‘home’ in Mexico any more.

Cry me a river... Can I go to Mexico and buy a house and know it will not be taken at a whim??? No...

Now, if I rape a couple kids then stop,,,wait a decade,, I should not be charged?

[paul51]

Now you have good people here who have homes and lives for 20 years suddenly having to face a law they came to expect would never be enforced. They do not have a ‘home’ in Mexico any more.

TOO BAD. Those 'good people' are part of the illegal immigration problem.

[Lion Den Dan]

Now you have good people here who have homes and lives for 20 years suddenly having to face a law they came to expect would never be enforced. They do not have a ‘home’ in Mexico any more.

They are not good people, they are criminals. That they have no home in Mexico is not our problem.

[DLfromthedesert]

So what kind of work are you doing?

[raybbr]

Now you have good people here who have homes and lives for 20 years suddenly having to face a law they came to expect would never be enforced. They do not have a ‘home’ in Mexico any more.

After 20 years there would have been at least two amnesties offered. They could have become citizens yet they chose not to. "F"'em!