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1. John L. Wesley, Bristol, Indiana
   

   I do not understand the flap about racial profiling, if you are a latino walking the streets in AZ, the chances are really good that you are illegal, so if the COPS check all latinos, they will find and deport a large portion of the illegals. Those illegals would not be able to make it in this country without the aid of legal mostly Latino citizens, so if they want to stop the possiblity of being racial profiled, they would be well advised to stop aiding the illegals and start supporting and abiding by the laws of this country.

   April 30, 2010 at 8:37 pm | Report abuse |
2. VernaMays
   

   I lived in several countries as a military wife. No where overseas can you
   can just take up residence without a passport and a visus for that country
   where you are going to be statio. An when applying for a passport, your
   PLACE OF BIRTHIS ON THE FORM, YOUR PARENTS NAME, BIRTH PLACE
   SO I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY WE HAVE TO LET EVERY ONE FROM
   MEXICO RESIDE AND WORK IN THE U.S.A. I applaud GOV. BREWER
   FOR DOING HER BEST TO HELP PROTECT THIS COUNTRY. When you
   GO TO TIJUANA THEY EVEN LOOK IN YOUR PURSE AFTER YOU SHOW THE
   PROPER DOCUMENT/S TO SHOW YOUR AGE, PLACE OF BIRTH. I APPLAUDE
   GOV BREWER FOR DOING SOMETHING THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE
   YEARS AGO.

   BEST REGARDS
   VERNA

   April 30, 2010 at 9:42 pm | Report abuse |
3. Jymmye Tabor
   

   As a hispanic, born, raised and college educated in the United States it is my opinion that the Arizona governer is doing a great thing for our country, So what if the focus is on people with brown skin and dark hair. If this is the only way we have to protect our countryfrom all these illegals, bring it on- racial profiling or not!!

   April 30, 2010 at 10:14 pm | Report abuse |