The Immigration Reform in Arizona in relation to children?
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For More Information Regarding Your Question Read These Articles        \n\nhttp://www.alainsnewsletter.com/article.php?id=272\n\nhttp://www.aztlan.net/la_gran_marcha.htm\n\nTheir agenda is not, and never has been to "Have a better life"\n\nSent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 7:35 PM \nSubject: VIDEO: HISPANICS ADMIT THEY ARE ENGAGED IN "CIVIL WAR" WITHIN THE UNITED STATES\n\nSource: Immigration Watchdog \n\nhttp://www.immigrationwatchdog.com/...\n\nThis video PROVES beyond any doubt, the people marching in our streets under Mexican and other foreign flags, over pending immigration legislation, are engaged in a WAR against our nation.The U.S. Government has failed its duty to protect this land from these invaders; invaders who are openly stating they intend to takeover a portion of this land and carve out their own "Mestizo nation of Aztlan."\n\nClick below to play the video \n\n     http://tinyurl.com/pqzpe \n\nRead The Stories-Watch The Video-YOU Decide For Yourselves\n\nWAKE UP AMERICA\n\nThey want to TAKE our country; they're already saying it's THEIRS
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I definitely feel that this needs to be addressed.  The 14th amendment was set in place to ensure that former slaves couldn't be striped of their citizenship rights.\n\nWell, we're past that point of our history and can see that a wave of people entering our country illegally are using this "loophole" to citizenship to be allowed to stay.  Once they bear a US citizen, it's harder to split up the family, because the US citizen cannot be deported.\n\nThis amendment ran it's course and needs to be changed.  Only children born to 2 legal citizens on US soil or abroad should be granted automatic citizenship.
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Yes, under Arizona Revised Statutes Title 25, Chapter 1.\n"C. Marriage between persons of the same sex is void and prohibited.  Title 25, Chap. 1, Art. 1, §25-101"\n\nIt is not written into the AZ constitution and there are petition drives to do so.
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You may find your answer here:\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/opin/pdf99/cr950160.pdf
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Those were the numbers I saw. So in other words the state of AZ is going to allow same sex marriages.
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no the toddler *wouldnt be a accomplice.\n\ncool question. ur rite, its not the kids' fault that their parents come here illegally
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The problem with this "anchor baby" issue that keeps coming up is that it is a chimera:  it does not exist.\n\nThere is NO provision under the immigration law or any other law that allows non-American adults, legal or illegal, to remain in the US just because they have borne an American citizen child.  There are no asylum or other rules that allow such parents to remain in the US.  In fact, there are many thousands of US citizen children living overseas, who were born in the US but their parents had no right to stay there and left when their business, whatever it was, was over.\n\nThe child cannot even petition for the parents until he or she turns 21, and then will have to be domiciled in the US, not just the holder of a US passport.
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I feel angry, frustate at this ugly situation. It is not fair that other immigrants from Europe, with good working references, knowledge of the English language and trustful\nresponsible sponsor have to wait years before they get in the quota list while these illegal can be here in a matter of days just by get over the fence. ARIZONA people earns all\nmy respect for protecting their borders and their jobs while\nCalifornians just sits and watch and waits.
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The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 accomplished this.\n\nHere's the actual text of the bill: http://www.oig.lsc.gov/legis/irca86.htm
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Ironically, Mexico is having a huge fight at its southern border with illegal immigration.  As a matter of fact, the current Kennedy-McCain bill, S-1033, the Secure America and Orderly Immigration Act, includes a provision to "establish a program to provide needed equipment, technical assistance, and vehicles to manage, regulate, and patrol the international border between Mexico and Guatemala and between Mexico and Belize."\n\nGo to the link below (the Library of Congress site) and do a search on Senate Bill S.1033.  Look at Subtitle C--International Border Enforcement - SEC. 133. IMPROVING THE SECURITY OF MEXICO'S SOUTHERN BORDER.
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i had a child from mexico that was here illegally through foster care.   it was a eye opener to a different culture and a better understanding of what she and her family went through here in the states.   i have more tolerance to slow down and listen and try to help when i communicate then i use to do in the past.   i had her for eight months and was down to the wire to adopting her rather then have her deported but at the last minute they found a family member in mexico that was able to take her and her siblings.   i miss her a lot out of all my foster kids.
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No-- Arizona has a stupid proposition on the ballot which would give unclaimed lottery money to random people who vote in each election.\n\nYou should vote becuase it is your civic duty, not for lottery money.  Giving rewards to vote would only encourage people to randomly vote for things and candidate.  It would not encourage people to take the effort to learn about the candidates or the propositions.\n\nYou have a right to vote-- but frankly, I want people with a clue to cast votes, not people who blindly pick stuff off a ballot.
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No such thing as Arizona Border Patrol.  You can apply for a job with United States Customs Department.  They are responsible for our borders.
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Referendum is a provision which allows the citizens, by the use of petition, to put laws on hold until a public vote can be held on their final enactment.\n\nIs your assignment to find information on a specific referendum or to simply explain how the referendum process works in Arizona?  If the former, you may need to visit the state house or a local library.  You can find information on specific bills and the changes made online, but the referendums themselves are not part of the bill.  If the latter, check out section one of the status constitution: http://www.azleg.state.az.us/Constitution.asp?Article=4
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Previous answerer should have read further.\nhttp://supreme.state.az.us/selfserv/PO_Forms/GeneralPet.pdf
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http://www.azsos.gov/election/2006/Info/PubPamphlet/Sun_Sounds/english/Prop103.htm
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Some pedagogues (note Rand, your sources are all from Univ. and Colleges) might say that immigration is good for the USA on an economic level (pay attention Rand) but what they don't address, is that the quality of life changes for those of us who are living here now. Too many people. 20 lbs of people in a 5lb can! Not to mention the fact that they speak of legal immigration not ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. i.e. when your children can't get a good education cuz everyone is trying to speak their own language in school and no one, including native American children (not Amer. Indians) who really should be served first by the American system. Then there's the losses due to crime, fake ID and identity theft, drugs, blood sucking on the social welfare system, clogging the legal system making the need for more prisons, lawyers, judges and infra structures that aren't really positive growth for American FREEDOM. Think of what we could do for legal immigrants and their families (who we should embrace and have done so in the past) as well as our own people if we didn't have to deal with the illegality, language and education  issues and so on.\nWe don't have to yeild to Illegal Imms. and we won't. If the illegals haven't felt the pinch yet, they aren't paying attention or they are drunk or stoned. The party is over for them. It's just a matter of time.