It looks like the law is already working. What more could they ask for? Sadly, many of these illegals won't go home probably, rather they will just go
to another state. While America can't claim victory by any stretch of the imagination, Arizona just may be able to.
From the article (and other sources too), it appears as if a solid majority of Americans are behind this type of policy, though don't hold your breath
for your state to make any changes.
As far as the actual law goes, I'm on the fence, as I don't approve giving the police forces any more power than they already have. It just begs to be
abused. With that being said, something has to be done and it at least Arizona is taking a step in the right direction. I still think the best bet
would be to prosecute businesses, not migrants. Couple this with real border security and you just may turn the tide. If you cut of the leak at the
source and remedy the cause of the leak, then you have a much better chance than simply putting a bucket underneath the drip. At least this is
something and everything isn't getting wet.
--airspoon
www.reuters.com
(visit the link for the full news article)



