Concord-Farragut Republican Club Approves Resolution Supporting Arizona

Thursday evening the Concord-Farragut Republican club held their June meeting. One of the items that the club considered was a Resolution supporting the State of Arizona. One of the officers of the club read the Resolution into the record and it passed unanimously. The Resolution reads.

Title: In Support of the State of Arizona’s Position on Immigration

Submitted by: The Concord-Farragut Republican Club

WHEREAS, The United States of America has conservatively over 10 Million ILLEGAL Immigrants; and

WHEREAS, the Southwest United States which borders Mexico has a serious illegal immigration challenge, and

WHEREAS, Arizona’s violent crime rate ranks 13th highest in the United States, Phoenix has the 2nd highest kidnapping rate in the world behind Mexico City; 83% of warrants for murder in Phoenix are for illegal aliens; 40% of all inmates in Arizona detention centers are Mexican nationals here illegally, the total education, medical, and incarceration costs in Arizona due to illegal immigration are over $2 billion a year; and

WHEREAS, the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy has designated Arizona as a “High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area”, and

WHEREAS, S.B. 1070 was crafted in response to the lack of federal government enforcement of existing federal immigration laws; and

WHEREAS, 70% of Arizona voters support S.B. 1070; therefore be it

RESOLVED, that the Concord-Farragut Republican Club encourages its membership to support Arizona’s stance on immigration and support for S.B. 1070; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Concord-Farragut Republican Club encourages its membership to contact its state representatives to request them to enact similar legislation; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Concord-Farragut Republican Club encourages its membership to contact its federal representatives to enforce existing immigration laws, to protect the borders of the United States of America, and withdraw all its scrutiny of the State of Arizona taking the lead where they have failed.


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