Arizona Immigration Laws

The Arizona Immigration Laws have become a prominent discussion topic for many politicians. Obviously, there are some who support it and others who oppose it. According to an April 23, 2010 edition of Daily Postal, entitled "Arizona Immigration Bill - SB 1070 Law Text", the law would require police "to question people about their immigration status if there's reason to suspect they're in the country illegally".

Personally, I believe that this is one of the most plausible and rational means to rid America of its many illegal aliens who, according to immigrationcounters.com, the #1 site for real-time illegal immigration statistics, are responsible for TAKING AWAY over 11,600,000 jobs that could be done by the some of the many unemployed American citizens. The total cost of social services for illegal aliens since 1996 has been roughly $400,000,000,000, and this number is only increasing EXPONENTIALLY. I think it is UNFAIR that we have to pay so much money for people who don't even legally belong here! This is why I am pro-Arizona Immigration Laws. I think that it should end up in the deportation of many undesirous illegals. Although some people say that these laws incorporate "racial profiling", police will only question people if there is a valid reason to suspect that they're here illegally, as said in the quotation from the Daily Postal.

What do you think?