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But The People Of Arizona, The People Of America, Have Been Promised That Our Borders Would Be Secured For Years And Years And Years, With It Not Happening. And I Don't Believe The People Of America, Certainly Not The People Of Arizona, Are Ready To Discuss Anything Other At This Point In Time Other Than Securing Our Borders.

Arizona, Our Beautiful State, Was Built On Mining. Copper Is Huge Here, And Now Uranium. And Then We Have The Federal Government Coming In, Writing All These Rules And Regulations And Telling Us That We Can't Do This And We Can't Do That. We Need Concise, Clear Answers.

I Am Encouraged That There's Going To Be Much Better Dialogue Between The Federal Government And The State Of Arizona. I Mean, I Hope That's Not Wishful Thinking.

And Under The Existing Circumstances, I Understand There Are Situations Where People Indeed Need Care And Need Services, But I Believe In America That The Majority Of Those People Are Getting Those Services Under Situations And Circumstances That Are Afforded To Them By Their Health Care Providers And Their State Government.

It Wouldn't Matter Whether You Were Latino Or Hispanic Or Norwegian. If You Didn't Have Proof Of Citizenship And If The Police Officer Had Reasonable Suspicion, He Would Ask And Verify Your Citizenship. I Mean, That's The Way That It Is. That's What The Federal Law Says. And That's What The Law In Arizona Says.