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MAN: "I think we should do the same thing against Americans in our country, right? If they do this against us, there? We can do the same against them, here."

 

WOMAN: "It's their country. It's up to them to decide what they want to do. It's like deciding what to do in your own house. You decide what the rules are." (CNN)

 

First, we turn to MSNBC where analyst Jonathan Turley says the federal government might challenge Arizona's new law.

 

"The most likely grounds would be on pre-emption. To say that the state is acting in an area that is occupied by federal law. And that they can't do that. They can't have their own immigration scheme."

 

On Fox News, Neil Cavuto talks with a Democratic Congressman about state versus federal enforcement, saying the laws on the books haven't been enforced enough on the border.

"But we never do. And so these Arizonians said, 'Look, this is getting bad here. And we gotta do something.' And they did. So, what's to say you federally will do anything differently from what you've NOT done in the past. But Neil, there's ways to do them. And there's ways the Constitution says we can't."

""Boycott Arizona!" was the thoroughly predictable City Hall reaction. It's unlikely that lawmakers and businesses in the Grand Canyon State are going to be quaking in their boots at the prospect of lost business from indignant San Francisco liberals."

 

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