Tuesday, March 6, 2012

I'm having a debate in school a social script. i have to be an immigrant and defend the rights of Mexicans. what will you say to the Arizona governor. I'am against the arizona governor. thanks|||Anyone supporting the Arizona law is an American Citizen.

Start by telling the legislator that you were given a booklet by the Mexican Government on how to enter the US illegally and safely.
Say you are a Mexican Citizen and the US owes you a better life since they took your land away in the 1800's. You demand Citizen's rights. You don't believe you did anything wrong by entering the US illegally. All you want is the American Dream and a better way of life and you are willing to do whatever it takes to get it.
Tell the legislator you will have an Anchor Baby so they can't kick you out of the country since your baby will automatically be a US Citizen.|||Admit defeat before the debate.As an illegal alien you dont have any right to even be in the USA much less have any say so about Arizona and its laws..Tell your teacher the truth tell her you cant think of any rights that an illegal alien could have to try to defend.I live in AZ and 70% of us passed SB1070 .Governor Brewer was elected by the majority of the people in our state and she is a great champion of justice for legal Americans.|||Papers? I dont' need no stinkin papers! I'm from Mehico, we don't care about the law and we certainly don't care about yours!

Give me amnesty or I will take it! How dare you enforce your laws, you nazi racist!|||"what to say if your an illegal immigrant fighting your rights?"
-You have no rights in a country you entered illegally.|||You should tell your teacher that it's impossible to be against sb1070 if you are a patriotic American. Then sue the school|||Remain silent and then explain as an illegal alien you really have no right to be heard.|||you need to tell your teacher that it is no longer a bill; it has been passed, signed, and is now Arizona law|||Please deport me|||Say, Thank you sir !

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