I suspect this 52% would feel right at home here in Arizona.

But that will only get us in trouble, and it doesn't go anywhere.
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Why do so many people have sympathy for those breaking the laws?

I will never understand it.

Could that be because some people have problems with unjust laws?

Rejecting a petition by human rights groups that had delayed the interior ministry's deportation order of 1 April, the Jerusalem district court ruled the state was not obligated to extend de facto asylum to the estimated 1,500 migrants from South Sudan.

The court said petitioners had not proven that deportees would face "risk to life or exposure to serious damage", supporting assessments by Israeli diplomats in South Sudan, which declared independence last year after decades of fighting with northern neighbour Sudan.

Most of the approximately 60,000 Africans who have walked into Israel through its porous desert border with Egypt are from Sudan, an overwhelmingly Arab-Muslim nation that does not recognise the Jewish state, and from war-ravaged Eritrea.

The Israeli government sees the migrants as an economic and demographic threat to the country's already ethnically strained population of 7.8 million, and anti-African street protests in urban centres have turned increasingly violent.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jun/07/israeli-court-deportation-south-sudan