You Decide - Should Your State Adopt Arizona's Immigration Law?

Well the You Decide question du jour at Fox is Should Your State Adopt Arizona's Immigration Law? The answers:

I'm not sure. I don't want to drive away business from my community or state but I want to see the Feds to do more (1%) So it's the Feds fault. And who's in charge of the Feds? So naturally this backup choice would allow Fox to blame Obama. But the Fox viewers didn't take the bait this time. Of course one thing the Feds could do is crack down on businesses who hire illegal immigrants.

Yes. It's time for us to get real about the damage illegal immigration is doing to our country (98%) - Ah the big answer. Interesting that they threw in the word "damage" into the answer. Something they do is provide a dirt-cheap labor force for the cheap products that I dare say most of the 98% respondents enjoy.

No. Arizona is a special case (1%) - Just a flat-out no. And this appeals at an emotional level to the respondent - that their own state is special too.

Other (leave a comment) (1%) - The obligatory "other" category. They say to read the comments. Well here are a couple:

I live in Pennsylvania and the immigration problem stretches eastward as well. Recently an illegal immigrant was found guilty of murdering several men at a bar here in Altoona, PA. This whole immigration problem has gotten so out of control over the years that fear has gripped our community as well.

It's fair to say that all the other murders in Pennsylvania were done by legal residents.

Illegals are trying to steal the rights of citizenship. They have broken the law by entering and not following the immigration rules. The only right they have is the opportunity to go back home and go through the proper process to enter legally. You do not gain rights by breaking the law.

According to Thomas Jefferson: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That's from the Declaration of Independence.

First, what authority says it's illegal for a state to pass a law that mandates supporting the Constitution? States definitely have this right and duty to do so.

I wonder what part of the constitution mandates sending immigrants back to their original country? Sorry, it's a trick question: no part of it does.