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   ghostkeeper said, 11 months ago

   Typical cop conduct . . .
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   Heavy B said, 11 months ago

   All here legally. Except the guy on the far right. He’s from germany.
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   Jeff Kiser said, 11 months ago

   All that are stopped for an illegal act can be asked for their “papers”. Just as Mexico and every other nation in the world does.
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   Jeff Kiser said, 11 months ago

   I can attest to the fact that Mexicans want strong immigration laws to keep those pesky Guatamalens from entering their country, they are mostly Indian you know (per the people in Mexico). I find the hypocrisy interesting.
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   tcity said, 11 months ago

   @Heavy B

   the other 3 are swedes
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   DrCanuck said, 11 months ago

   Middle one is obviously an illegal Canadian.
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   skipcarlsen said, 11 months ago

   It’s GOVERNOR Brewer and you bet she can! We ALL can!
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   rightisright said, 11 months ago

   Why are liberals so upset over racial profiling? Because it works and their votes get deported?
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   eadn said, 11 months ago

   In WA, you don’t have to show any proof of citizenry to get a driver’s license and the license then becomes proof for all sorts of things. It would be simpler and more logical to make getting a driver’s license need proof of citizenship for everyone concerned…except perhaps the Dems.
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    tcity said, 11 months ago

    @rightisright

    So… Illegal immigrants can vote, and every single one of them would vote for the democratic party?
    OoOK
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    pirate227 said, 11 months ago

    @DrCanuck

    There are a surprising amount of illegal Canadians in the US. They just blend in with the majority. Not for long though, the majority is changing…
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    rightisright said, 11 months ago

    @tcity So… Illegal immigrants can vote, and every single one of them would vote for the democratic party?

    
    If illegals voting isn’t a big problem, then why did Lord Ears panic and try to stop Florida from kicking ineligible voters off its voting rolls?
    
    A vote for the welfare state “lifestyle” is the same as a vote for taxocrats.
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    dtroutma said, 11 months ago

    It’s a pretty weird “decision” when SCOTUS says they want to see how a state will enforce law. It ain’t over, and Scalia ain’t going to Phoenix for a while!
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    Heavy B said, 11 months ago

    @rightisright

    Because the ineligible voters, are infact legaly able to vote. EVERY SINGLE REPUBLICAN in florida except rick scott has admitted the program they use to purge voters is deeply flawed and that many ELIGIBLE voters were kicked off.
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    Eryx said, 11 months ago

    Gov. Sea Hag clearly sniffed too much nail polish in her previous career.
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