Should Obama apologize about Arizona’s immigration law?

in Political by Bill Hadala — July 8, 2010 at 12:01 am | 0 comments

Arizona State Representative Kyrsten Sinema (D) declared on Fox News that Arizona’s Immigration law is not about racial profiling. The Representative went on to say she welcomes the Federal Government’s input on what rights the state has versus the Federal Government. Supposedly the lawsuit will clear the air on what Arizona is or is not allowed to do.

Yet President Obama has made it clear in various high profile speeches that the Arizona law is about racial profiling as he has suggested minorities should be scared and upset. It is apparent Obama has finally read the actual immigration law because he has quietly backed down from his prior position.

With all the controversy his speeches have made perhaps it’s time for him and Democrat Leaders to come clean regarding the law so there will no longer be any confusion in the public arena.

Should Obama publicly apologize for his comments?

What do you think?

If not now, then when?

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Author: BillHadala

Over the past 15 years William Hadala, Jr. has served as technology executive who worked with industry leaders such as Clearwire Corporation, Philips Electronics, Perot Investments and Fujitsu. William's articles, vlogs and blogs appear on various types of social networking sites. William Hadala enjoy's traveling, watching Dodger's baseball, and enjoying the company of his friends, family and love of his life, Shannon.