On this immigration bill in AZ. Do they not realize everyone will have fake paperwork now?

Quixote1818

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:34 PM
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On this immigration bill in AZ. Do they not realize everyone will have fake paperwork now?

Edited on Mon Apr-26-10 02:39 PM by Quixote1818

It's extremely easy to produce fake birth certificates etc. This law will only end up causing problems for real citizens who won't have their real paperwork with them. All the illegals will have fake paperwork for sure.

The only way to solve this problem is to come down hard on those who hire those who are here illegally. No jobs and no one will come. Pretty simple.

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pnwmom

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:37 PM
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1. I know. It's so dumb. Every state has their own form. What a nightmare. n/t

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Jamastiene

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:37 PM
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2. Then, they'll just hire some expensive printing company to

print new green cards, with brand spanking new fancy holograms and silky linens no doubt. It's that elbow rubbing $$$ thing going on again.

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Cleita

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:37 PM
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3. Uhm. New business opportunity for skilled

photoshoppers.

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Raineyb

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:39 PM
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4. It doesn't really matter all that much does it. What's to day that someone

with a legitimate birth certificate is safe. The authorities can just claim that they didn't believe the documents were real or that they thought they were somehow deficient.

But you are right that the problem aren't the people who are coming, it's the people who are hiring them illegally. (And pushing down wages at the same time)

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Quixote1818

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:42 PM
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6. Thats a good point. If this goes through it will open pandora's box

People will have fake paperwork and those who have real paperwork will often be told it looks fake. What a fucking mess!

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EFerrari

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:41 PM
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5. And meanwhile back at the ranch, the State Department

has launched a destabilization effort in Nicaragua and is still backing a violent, repressive illegitimate government in Honduras. So, we should get at least two new waves of immigrants from those two places.

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meegbear

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:45 PM
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7. Gonna be a lot of McLovins in AZ ...

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gmoney

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:49 PM
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8. why does McLovin's signature end with a "g"?

This looks like a FORGERY!

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DesertFlower

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Mon Apr-26-10 02:51 PM
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9. i;m not hispanic, but i'm concerned

that if i'm stopped for a traffic violation, the cop might have an attitude and ask for my papers.

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RaleighNCDUer

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Mon Apr-26-10 03:11 PM
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10. Well, that will just clear it up right away.

Anybody found carrying their birth certificate on them will be deported. Only citizens will be enough at ease to NOT carry their birth certificate, therefore if you CANNOT produce a birth certificate you MUST be a citizen.

Right?

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slackmaster

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Mon Apr-26-10 03:11 PM
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11. That reminds me of a problem they had in Ireland

A scofflaw named "Prawo Jazdy" racked up over 50 different driving infractions during the past few years, each time giving a different address to evade police. Thanks to Google, Ireland's police have finally wised up.

Ireland's most dastardly of drivers is a man known only as "Prawo Jazdy." Mr. Jazdy's wanted for countless driving infractions across the Irish countryside. You'd think someone would be able to catch him, right? Wrong. Each time Mr. Prawo Jazdy was pulled over he not only gave police a different address, he gave them a different alias.

Eventually a call was put out to find and arrest the country's most reckless driver using each and every one of his supposed 50 aliases. A wise office worker for one of the Irish police precincts noticed something a little unusual about his name and did a quick little Google search to confirm her suspicions and low and behold, she was right.

You see, Prawo Jazdy was not the man-in-question's name. In fact, it wasn't the name of a man at all. Instead � their the words emblazoned atop the scofflaws' ID. Yup, it was Polish for "Driver's License." All along, Irish police who thought this reckless driver was constantly outwitting them with a new alias, were really the ones out-witting themselves.

http://jalopnik.com/5157109/polish-for-drivers-license-the-mystery-of-irelands-worst-driver

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