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<blockquote data-quote="diesel96" data-source="post: 735812" data-attributes="member: 9859">Breathing in Brown while in Aryanzona ! (Now that&#039;s racist) Let&#039;s be clear, seperate the talk that nobody here is personally being called racist, except for me (ironically), but the Az Bill/Law seethes in racism.SB 1070 violates the due process clause, the Supremacy Clause, and the First Amendment to the U.S. ConstitutionImmigrants Rights Groups have already followed suit. MALDEF, the ACLU, and NILC announced their legal challenge to SB 1070 last week.A preliminary analysis by the ACLU also found it unlikely that the law would be upheld.Lets keep track of the legal challenges to SB 1070 that have been filed.In addition, a group of law professors came together to sign onto a letter stating their belief that the law is unconstitutional.Beyond being fiscally unwise and just plain bad policy, the Arizona law is likely to face numerous legal challenges. While the unconstitutionality of the law is yet to be heard/proven, this number of lawsuits that are sure to continue should at least keep the Arizona legislature and Governor Jan Brewer busy, as well give pause as other states considering similar legislation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="diesel96, post: 735812, member: 9859"] [B]Breathing in Brown while in Aryanzona ! [/B](Now that's racist) Let's be clear, seperate the talk that nobody here is personally being called racist, except for me (ironically), but the Az Bill/Law seethes in racism. SB 1070 violates the due process clause, the Supremacy Clause, and the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Immigrants Rights Groups have already followed suit. MALDEF, the ACLU, and NILC announced their legal challenge to SB 1070 last week. A preliminary analysis by the ACLU also found it unlikely that the law would be upheld. Lets keep track of the legal challenges to SB 1070 that have been filed. In addition, a group of law professors came together to sign onto a letter stating their belief that the law is unconstitutional. Beyond being fiscally unwise and just plain bad policy, the Arizona law is likely to face numerous legal challenges. While the unconstitutionality of the law is yet to be heard/proven, this number of lawsuits that are sure to continue should at least keep the Arizona legislature and Governor Jan Brewer busy, as well give pause as other states considering similar legislation. [/QUOTE]

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