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Jan Brewer Gets Bitchslapped........AGAIN!
Judge Bolton:
"The court by no means disregards Arizona's interests in controlling illegal immigration and addressing the concurrent problems with crime....[but]....it is not in the public interest for Arizona to enforce preempted laws."
Friday, May 14, 2010
Los Angeles Tells Arizona Where To Stick It
Councilman Ed Reyes meets with supporters after the council voted to ban most city travel to Arizona and future contracts with companies in that state in response to Arizona's crackdown on illegal immigration. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Out in California, the Los Angeles City Council, denouncing Arizona's tough new racist, fascist illegal immigration laws, has voted to ban most city travel to Arizona and future contracts with companies in that state.
Way to go, LA.
The city council members understand that this new law in Arizona, which makes it a state crime to lack immigration papers and requires police to determine whether people they stop are in the country illegally, could lead to racial profiling and discrimination.
And they don't like it.
Council members compared Arizona's action to those of Nazi Germany and the beginning of the Holocaust, as well as the internment and deportation of Japanese Americans during World War II in this country.
Councilman Ed Reyes: "Los Angeles is the second-largest city in this country, an immigrant city, an international city. It needs to have its voice heard....As an American, I cannot go to Arizona today without a passport. If I come across an officer who's having a bad day and feels that the picture on my ID is not me, I can be … deported, no questions asked. That is not American."
And it needs to end.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
One More Step In Erasing The Hispanics From Arizona
As if she hasn't done enough to create the most hated state in the Union, this week Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed a bill that bans the teaching of ethnic studies in public schools. The law, which takes effect December 31, bans classes that are designed for a particular ethnic group, promote overthrow of the U.S. government, foster resentment toward a particular race or class, or "advocate ethnic solidarity instead of the treatment of pupils as individuals."
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne said the bill was written to target a Mexican-American studies program in the Tucson school system. The 14-year-old program offers courses in standard topics like literature and history, but with an emphasis on Latino authors or history. It also has specialized courses with African-American and Native American emphasis.
What? We don't want people learning about Hispanics or Africans! How can we keep them outta our state if we let our kids learn about 'em?
Although just 2 percent of the Tucson Unified School District's 55,000 students are enrolled in the program, the governor has seen fit to ban it. Sean Arce, who runs the Tucson program, said that students do better in school when presented with material that includes people who look like them.
Go figure.
"It's a highly engaging program that we have, and it's unfortunate that the state Legislature would go so far as to censor these classes," Arce said.
But Tom Horne, who, incidentally, is running for Attorney General of Arizona, and therefore wants to pander to the racists and fascists of his jurisdiction, says the program teaches Latino students that they are oppressed by white people. "It's just like the old South," he said, "And it's long past time that we prohibited it."
The Old South was "Whites Only," too, Mr. Horne, and your new anti-anything-but-white classrooms are falling back into that pattern.
You, Governor Brewer, and the entire state of Arizona ought to be ashamed of yourselves.
Sidenote: the bill leaves it up to the state Board of Education or superintendent to decide whether a school violates the law, but a school that does not comply could lose 10 percent of its state aid each month.