If the 11 million illegal immigrants (which the US economy can't live without) were sleeping, it might mean a oforever nightmare for many politicians in favor of the new Arizona law. Through boycotts and world class community organization, big crowds have protested in and outside of the United States, calling the world's attention.
Maybe it's the prelude of an outstanding victory? Many analists say that the Immigration Reform can become that final breath of the radical right in the United States, bringing the Republican party to a "moderate right" majority.
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But where does the rest of the continent (and its borders) stand on the state of immigration?
Are Immigration laws in Mexico really stricter than Arizona's?
By the way, the law was softned to "allow police to have the right to search only suspects who have been involved in any illegal activity". Better let Good'Ol'Rilley make things clear.
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