When a federal judge put controversial parts of Arizona's immigration law on hold Wednesday pending a review in court, the action unleashed a torrent of comments among users of syracuse.com. Here's what one user, Go Cuse 1, had to say: For the most part I'm middle of the road politically, I am an active voter and I do research...
View full sizeMaria Ramirez (left), Joseline Saragoza (center), 9, and Marcela Saragoza. all of Phoenix, cry as they celebrate at the Arizona capitol in Phoenix on Wednesday shortly after portions of the state's new immigration law, SB1070, were blocked by a federal judge. When a federal judge put controversial parts of Arizona's immigration law on hold Wednesday pending a review in court, the action unleashed a torrent of comments among users of syracuse.com. Here's what one user, Go Cuse 1, had to say:
For the most part I'm middle of the road politically, I am an active voter and I do research the laws on my own to form an opinion. When I sit back and look at this law when I compare it to NY DMV when I try to get a drivers license, where I need 6 points of ID to prove who I am; birth certificate, passport, social security card etc. Are my rights being violated when I get pulled over and the police officer asks for my license where I had to establish my right to be here legally in order to obtain one? I can call the INS to report illegals anytime I want but it is a civil rights issue if the police do it? Democrats you lost me with this nonsense...
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