(Congressional record) U.S. Congress. Congression Record. 111th cong., 2nd session., Vol.156,no.107, July 29,2010, House section , H5738-H5744. Washingtion, DC: Government Publishing office.https://www.congress.gov/congressional-record/volume-156/issue-107/house-section/article/H5738-2?hl=immigration+laws&s=1&r=1
This is a Congression record is express a debate about Arizona’s immigration law and how federal government has responded to it. In the article Representative Gary G. miller has argued arizona laws have followed any existing federal laws on immigration and its meant to be able to help reduce illegal immigration, human smuggling and even drug trafficking. Representative Gary has express how he does not agress with the department of justice in sueing arizona because the law already has prohibited many laws that have been placed already.
In the article it also expresses how immigration has already has many issues in their political issues in the U.S. around this time. People that have been supporting Arizonas laws believe that the state should be able to have the right to help create immigration laws when the federal government has not been doing enough for them. But they are worried that the laws to have some type of unfairness and a lot against immigrants. Overall, the congressional record does show a lot of disagreement that has happened between the state and the federal government within immigrants.
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U.S. Congress. Congression Record. 111th cong., 2nd session., Vol.156,no.107, July 29,2010, House section , H5738-H5744. Washingtion, DC: Government Publishing office.https://www.congress.gov/congressional-record/volume-156/issue-107/house-section/article/H5738-2?hl=immigration+laws&s=1&r=1