Georgia Immigration Law

ATLANTA, GA---Georgia lawmakers are still deciding what the controversial immigration bill is going to look like. House Bill 87 has been nicknamed the "Arizona Copycat Law" after Arizona's similar strong stand against illegal immigration.

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[CRenard77]

@amyisaiah We couldn't go to mexico illegaly and get the stuff illegals get here.Whats sad is that alot of these mexicans leave their wives,girlfriends,kids in mexico and come to america and start new families in many cases with american women, forgetting about their families back home to fend for themselves.By not enforcing immigration laws,we have already broken up countless familes in mexico Sadly some american women have contributed to the breakup of many familes in Mexico.

[crazymissy09]

do guys really think by deporting mexicans is goin to creat more jobes come on now ?? ok nows a chance i wanna see you work and break your back all day i wanna see ... this goes to @mscasey22 just look at the news all the fruit and vegetables is goin bad

[Trigun075]

@AurelioErik its a two sided story...

[AurelioErik]

fuck hardships for business.. then they got to hire real americans... lower taxes for them Obama and stop spending to save the wealthy class (ie, banks and german owned car companies like chysler who wind up producing everything in china).. fuck you Obama and wake up Obama voters..

[AurelioErik]

The federal goverment under our pretend president wont do anything.. fuck Obama.. imprision his ass for destroying the USA!!!!

[casperblackcat1975]

Immigration should only be a federal Issue & this law could be abused In so many ways & another thing that annoys me is the way they describe these people they are not aliens you only find those things In space.

[anthonydo503]

And besides, not only illegal immigrants entered to the U.S. for jobs, some of them enter for drug dealing (no wonder there are tunnels under the U.S.-Mexico border), homicide, gang activity, bring dirty bombs, etc. I mean do you really wanna live in the U.S. with all of that stuff? If so, I think you're crazy.....Just saying.

[anthonydo503]

@MsCasey22 However, some of these workers aren't legal. They've violated the law of entering our country illegally, which the consequence of that activity is deportation. Now, just because they will be deported, doesn't mean "our asses would starve to death..." Those jobs will be provided to the American citizens and legal immigrants; that way we won't starve to death.

[anthonydo503]

@MsCasey22 I'm not prejudice to anybody that is from Mexico, Central America or South America. I just want people who enter the U.S. legally. Not only this applies to immigrants from Mexico or Central/South America, it also applies to immigrants from Canada, the Carribean islands, Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia, and other places. Sure, there are immigrants that worked hard on the fields to provide us food, and yes, that is good for our economy.

[david30918]

@MsCasey22 go drop an anchor baby