Most voters continue to support immigration status checks on routine traffic stops and favor strict sanctions on employers who give illegal immigrants jobs.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 61% of Likely Voters agree that if a police officer pulls someone over for a traffic violation, the officer should automatically check to see if that person is in the country legally. Thirty percent (30%) disagree. (To see survey question wording, click here.)

The national survey of 1,000 Likely Voters nationwide was conducted on January 17-18, 2012 by Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/current_events/immigration/61_favor_immigration_checks_on_traffic_stops

Were talking about our fellow humans...not fruit!

Have our laws and rules made us free?

Every country including Ireland turns on the foreigners when it hurts in their pockets.

Everyone turns a blind eye when things are good.


Look above you folks...not below...

The people you are dissing are worse off than you and just because you cannot be one of the 1% do not take it out on those that are less well off.

Most definitely ...and they continue to keep us free...of course some are bothersome, of course some add expense ( like the very thing so many advocate for, socialized medicine!!!).....Can't see the forest for the trees...

This is true.
This has been going on for eons and the last few years that 'we' are in a money pinch, all of a sudden 'we' care.
Nobody cared when the illegals were here picking the oranges and apples for 5 bucks less an hour than 'us'.

Money is tight..hmmmm
who can we get rid of now?!?!

Greed, it's all about greed. If not the 1% then our own.

Do you understand how big the wheel is, how complicated?...It takes time to turn....And PS...I have cared about illegal entry for as long as I can remember...probably longer than you have lived....It is NOT about the money...How many recessions have you lived through, how many depressions?

Do you understand how big the wheel is, how complicated?...It takes time to turn....And PS...I have cared about illegal entry for as long as I can remember...probably longer than you have lived....It is NOT about the money...How many recessions have you lived through, how many depressions?

It's all about the money honey.

All depressions and recessions are contrived by the money men

And don't call me honey..................

Oh, I am quite aware of what lurks around
and between the tree's of this country.
Racism and greed!

Thank you for assuming I'm so young....

I have cared about the well being of
my fellow humans as far back as I can remember.

But do you think that is all that "lurks" Ladylid?....What about all the good things "lurking" about?...Do they count?....Do you apply a dollar sign to them?...Do they come in different colors, sizes, and shapes?.....America is the greatest country in the world...

I'm glad your so happy with the standard of this country.

I'm quite embarrassed myself.

I didn't assume, twelve years younger is young to me...

That is because 60 percent of the population is still white and can't understand racial profiling because it doesn't happen to them.

People really need to get a clue that being white in a white controlled, white majority, etc... makes them pretty clueless about being another race or even being able to properly judge other races of people.

With all due respect.. It is easy for you to sit there on your little insignificant corner of an island and pretend to know what the economic and social burdens of dealing with 20 million poorly educated migrants entails..

You have almost 2 million people in your country and 99% are white..

I suggest that you petition your government to open its borders to Latin American migrants so they can come to your country and experience all the wonders of Northern Ireland..

So you were concerned about immigration when you were 12?
I was concerned about my fellow humans when I was 12.

The beauty of uniqueness ....Yes, at 12 I was made aware...my parents talked politics at the dinner table....every night : ....like the sponges all children are, my siblings and I soaked it up....

Yes, I remember the dinner time conversations myself.
I only soaked up what resonated with me, even at the tender age of 12 I knew people were more important than the politics.

The beauty of uniqueness indeed.