Subject: Re: Jan 1 - Arizona firms brace for immigration sanctions law

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Subject: Re: Jan 1 - Arizona firms brace for immigration sanctions law

Posted on: Tue, 01 Jan 2008 13:04:56 -0500

On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 09:17:03 -0800, Kevin Cunningham wrote:

> On Dec 31 2007, 5:13 pm, "Genaro" wrote:
>> On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 13:26:38 -0800, George Grapman wrote:
>> > Genaro wrote:
>> >> On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 09:42:36 -0800, George Grapman wrote:
>>
>> >>> Wayne wrote:
>> >>>> "Genaro" wrote in message
>> >>>>news:pan.2007.12.31.14.26.21.284465@bat.hit...
>> >>>>> On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 00:47:17 -0600, Reality wrote:
>>
>> >>>>> No need, they are already here and continue to come in droves since
>> >>>>> Maryland is one of 7 states that gives drivers licenses and voter
>> >>>>> registration to illegal immigrants.
>>
>> >>>> Voter registration to illegal immigrants? Wow, I hadn't heard about
>> >>>> that.
>>
>> >>> You never heard about it because it never happened.
>> >> -------
>> >> You can visit any Motor Vehicle Administration facility in Maryland and
>> >> see how it "never happened". They've got the voter registration forms
>> >> on the counter where illegals get their drivers licenses. I could get
>> >> my dog registered to vote in the Free State of MD as long as he
>> >> promised to vote for a democrat.
>> > Oh, so there is one form for Democrats and harder to get form for
>> > Republicans?
>> > Once again, the earlier post cited MD as one of 7 states that allow
>> > non-citizens to vote. To me "allow"means they willingly and knowingly
>> > allow them to vote and either do not ask if they are citizens or ignore
>> > it if they say they are not.
>> > I am still waiting for a cite that lists those other 6 states and
>> > shows how their laws differ from the remaining 43.
>> >> -------
>>
>> -------
>> Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and Washington currently
>> do not require drivers to prove legal status in order to obtain a license.
>>
>> Michigan used to be in this group until their AG ruled against the
>> practice.
>>
>> http://news.findlaw.com/ap/p/56/12-28-2007/dedf0008ce2d28cf.html
>> -------
>
> Here in Georgia we have a wildly discriminatory voter id law that
> either requires a drivers license or that a citizen go to their court
> house to get a special voter id. This was done to get rid of senior
> citizens, they tend to vote dem more than repug. This is another way
> that the repugs try to stay in power, they either throw out dem votes
> or they don't allow dems to vote. Look at Florida.
>
> Most of this is in the pin prick range. However its a pin prick that
> we don't need. The way to win elections is to have the majority of
> voters vote for you.
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Isn't it true that Georgia has a program that brings voter IDs to the
homes of those that cannot make the trip themselves?
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