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To: Metacomet who wrote (259547)	7/9/2010 12:29:40 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (1) of 306849

>>He now is afraid to leave his home without his passport.<< Sorry, read the law. It only comes into play in the course of a lawful stop. If the "racist cops" wanted to hassle him, they damn sure didn't need this law to do it. Anywhere in the US, I might add. What percent of the police force in Tucson is hispaic? 30%? 50%? That would be similar to Phoenix. Are you assuming the cops of Hispanic descent will violate his civil rights? Or that higher level officers in the force would tolerate it? That's a knee-jerk left wing reaction to giving the police any discretion at all to do their jobs. We trust them to put their lives on the line every day. We can trust them with this. I think your bro-in-law should exercise his right to use common sense. He brings his AZ license with him when he drives, no? I do that, it's the law for everyone anyway. Sounds like he's been cowed by left wing propaganda on the bill. Hell, the Feds aren't even suing on a civil rights basis, they're suing on preemption (and they will lose).

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