Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
Same thing goes for a legal resident.
If you go to cash a check at the bank, do you get insulted when the teller asks for your ID?
If stopped for a ticket, do you get offended when an officer asks for your ID AND proof of your insurance?
When in a foreign country do you get offended when asked for documents you had better possess?
Tough shit if having to cary a green card is such a burden.

And yes, I had a friend went to the jail because there was nobody around that could verify his ID that night. He was riding a bicycle with no light at 1:00 in the morning. Was going home from work, where he had left his wallet.

Which immigrants? The muslim extremeists, the mexican "immigrants", the Chinese prostitutes, the Mariel boatlift crowd, Canadians...?

It's posted on the front door for a reason. Jump through the vastly open hoops and you get the prize. Backdoor us at your own peril. Aren't y'all tired of the illegals stepping on YOUR "civil liberties"?
ya tell me about it try going to mexico with no paper work even if you are there legally lmao.i mean how hard is it to pull out your paper work when asked.you should look up the yt vid where the "white"guy was walking down the street and was stopped for no reason and asked where his id was.hell i remember as a 16 year old being out to late and stopped to ask what i was doing and where my id was.i guess only true americans should be the only ones that should be stopped and fucked with by leo.
palerider7777 Reviewed by palerider7777 on . Arizona: Taking Immigration Into Their Own Hands Doing the job the Feds wont. Ariz. governor signs immigration enforcement bill A response to the Feds failure on immigration.....im sure it will be challenged in court due to the "supremecy clause"......but Article IV section 4 of the Constitution says the US will garauntee each state a republican form of Govt. & protect it from invasion and domestic violence. Sounds like a fun legal case to follow. Texas should follow suit. Rating: 5