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Hispanic Republicans Debate Russell Pearce and Republicans on SB 1070 in Maricopa, AZ

August 9, 2010 by DeeDee
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Hispanic Republicans travel to Maricopa, AZ to debate Republicans and state Senator Russell Pearce. Russell Pearce is responsible for authoring SB 1070, and this is just one part of a series of video clips from that SB 1070 debate here in good ol’ Arizona.

I want to give a special thank you to Joe Penalosa for allowing us to his immigration law handbook as a prop.

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