Posted on April 24, 2010

Video: Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signs SB 1070 Immigration Law

The Governor of Arizona signs bill to enforce immigration laws after sending 5 letters to the President in vain asking for assistance in curbing violent crime coming from across the border.


Arizona Governor Jan Brewer

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  • My congratulations! It is anyway a beginning and my hope is that this action can spark similar actions around the globe. Every “european” country is invaded by illegals today. Greetings from Norway.

    Posted by Tore W. Tvedt on April 24, 2010 at 12:57 pm

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