Ninth Circuit

Well this just in folks, imag­ine an attor­ney argu­ing that how a forign nation feels about the con­sti­tu­tion makes the con­sti­tu­tion invalid?

This appar­ent­ly is one of the rea­sons why when Cal­i­for­nia talks about how they need mon­ey because they are so messed up most peo­ple just are not very inter­est­ed in hear­ing about it.

The top­ic Ari­zona immi­gra­tion law.

Does a state have the right to per­form its duties to the peo­ple by pro­tect­ing them from ille­gal aliens?

When you are stopped by a law enforce­ment offi­cer, what if you said you know what you dont have no right to ask to see my dri­vers license or to ask me any ques­tion because Mex­i­co does not like your laws and so that makes it uncon­sti­tu­tion­al?

Now I ask you where in the exist­ing law does that have any place?

Warn­ing the fol­low­ing video is offen­sive it is post­ed here because it is evok­ing, we do not agree with every­thing in this video but the prob­lem is this, Wash­ing­ton is not lis­ten­ing, we have been betrayed by the hope and change that every­one thought they would get, this next elec­tion do not be swayed by lies and hate, but be edu­cat­ed and learn about what is hap­pen­ing in our own nation.