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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KingofBrown" data-source="post: 749184" data-attributes="member: 28771">Well, it seems no one in favor of the “Reasonable Suspicion” wanted to discuss the first aspect. So, another aspect of the law is the citizen or agency suit provision. What this does is that it orders Local Law Enforcement agencies what cases they will prosecute to the full. We all know that Local Law Agencies have limited resources, and that they have to choose wisely where they’ll focus their resources at, depending on their circumstances and crimes. But, if SB1070 goes in effect on July 29, law agencies will have to focus their attention and resources on illegal immigration to the full extent of resources, if they don’t want to lose more money on lawsuits. There will be more attention on a class 2 misdemeanor (Which will be on July 29) than to a felony. So my question is, how in the world do you guys think that SB1070 will help fight drug smuggling and other types of felonies and violent crimes? Oh, I forgot you guys think that the 20 million illegal immigrants, or the 500,000 or 1 million in Arizona, are all felons. And it’s also strange that all the attorney fees and court costs will be refunded to the person or agency that wins the case. Man, money money. Money is power. Yes, they will be using people’s TAXES to reward a person or agency (like FAIR) for suing Local Law Agencies or even people. And can someone in a border state (doesn’t matter if it’s to Mexico or Canada) or someone in the East or West Coast or even in Hawaii or Puerto Rico or Alaska, could you please explain to me the appearance of this “Gang and Immigration Intelligence Team Enforcement Mission Fund?” I’d love to hear more about it. And please don’t say I’m using the “Tax Card.”</blockquote>

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