we've had beheadings in arizona. we've had local law enforcement officers ambushed by those engaged in cartel-sponsored smuggling. office executed using cartel-related tactices. this is is going on in arizona right now. so securing our sovereign border is port for all of those riesens as well as an easier way to require a requirement, people are going to seek that route. adage of water flowing downhill will seek the easier route. i would submit that a definition of operational security includes stating that we're able to detect and interdict those entering our country in an area other than an authorized port of entry within five miles of the border. where we're sensible, put a fence. but a fence doesn't work everywhere. you can't have eyes on if you didn't get to that fence. it's a speed bump. not really an obstacle worth spending money on. the use of passive and active sensors, use of unmanned remote vehicles, all of this can be done in layered approach. we can do it. we've secured the border in other sectors. now i

let me begin with just some simple facts about arizona. economy of arizona. immigrants are businessmen, employers, consumers, renters, investors, aentrepreneurs and workers. in arizona the sectors are the once most hurt by sb1070 and similar bills. data from prior to the great recession so i can demonstrate to you just how important immigrants are for economic growth. 44% of workers in agriculture are immigrants. immigration enforcement has destroyed many farms that grow fruits and vegetables in the states, force others to grow more expensive, less profitable crop it's like wheat that can be harvested by machinance and to move a lot of cobbs and activity down south across the border to mexico where labor is plentiful. 23% of workers in arizona are in the construction industry. the construction industry has been decimated generally bite housing collapse but hurt more in arizona because of laws like sb1070. in the peak of housing prices in phoenix in june, 2006, through to the trough in september of 2011, they declined a whopping 55.9% in price. it was the seco

a couple of years ago the arizona auto theft task force recovered over 3,000 vehicles in the arizona desert that were used just for that purpose. from my view i work with 26 different law enforcement agencies and another 11 federal and other type of law enforcement agencies just to enforce our laws which can and are enforced in a constitutional manner. mindful of the civil rights of all in respect of our constitution. and when 1070 is upheld, we'll be able to enforce that in a constitutional way that respects the civil rights of everyone within my jurisdiction. and that is mindful of everyone and their participation in our community. and i've been part of an ongoing outreach effort to every segment of our population within the community to avoid segmentation. we can address these issues in a way that is respectful of everyone and that focuses on the need to uphold the rule of law and that still takes into account some much-needed aspects of enforcing law as well as the economic realities of the situations we phrase. let me touch quickly on what the economic realities are, too. unempl

after he game a republican precinct committee man in arizona, arizona republican congressman jeff flake and john shadegg asked for him to be removed from his post. and after his long association with russell pearce, his long, close association with russell pearce, russell pearce too walked away from j.t. ready. >> could i ask you if j.t. ready is your friend? >> j.t. ready showed up at a rally with me and j.d. hayworth, the great fiction around it is went around to try to find a picture they could use. >> if you had to do it over again, would you take another picture with the guy? >> i didn't take it. it's an old story. they made it up. >> do you know his history? >> nope. >> that was in july 2008. ruffle pearce personally brought j.t. ready into the mormon church in 2004. for russell pearce, this is starting to become a very sensitive subject, for a couple of reasons. the first is that russell pearce had his own problems on the race issue. in 2006, he had forwarded to his supporters an e-mail that included a white nationalist anti-semitic screed accusing the media of pushing on an unsu

we had beheadings in arizona. we have had local on forcing officers ambushed by those engaged in cartel sponsored smuggling. we've had officers executed using cartel related tactics. this is going on in arizona right now. so securing our sovereign border is important for all of those reasons, as well as if there is always an easy way to avoid a bureaucratic requirement, people are going to seek that route. water flowing downhill will seek the easiest route. i would submit that a definition of operational security includes stating that we're able to detect and interdict those entering our country in an area other than authorized point of entry within five miles of the border. where sensible -- defense doesn't work ever. you can have a eyes on if you can't get to that this. it is a speedball. it's not an obstacle worth spending money on. the use of both passive and active sensors, the use of unmanned remote vehicles, all of this can be done in a layered approach. we can do it. with secure the border in other sectors

every time that arizona voters have gone to the polls. in fact, 1070 still enjoy as majority support in arizona as well as overwhelming majority support across this nation. every time we do this, it's another clarion call for the federal government to step up and do its job. 1070, is it going to specifically address criminal activity? well, you could say under arizona law, if someone is engaging in employment using someone else's identification, that's criminal. we prosecute that. to the extent that 1070 try to ratchet down on that, yes it is addressing a crim nah activity. the extent sb1070 underscores the ability already law enforcement has to assist and participate in immigration enforcement when they otherwise have a legitimate law enforcement contact. it's going towards addressing criminal activity or ongone partnership through communities 10shgs 70 acknowledge, an effort to address criminal activity lp be clear. not everyone who comes to this country and in r pursuit of employment and does not break a law in doing by definition a cr

i think it was a terrible mistake for arizona. i am so thrilled that we defeated similar bills in texas and just very simply, and i take sb1070 and i kind of wrap it in what we call a sanctuary city bill. i know it's a lot broader than that. the sanctuary city bill proposed in texas had four unfunded mandates, clearly four unfunded mandates. number one, it increased more man hours on street for the police officers when every municipality was trying to cut back overtime to balance the budget. number two, it required federal training and law for local law enforcement. another unfunded mandate. number three, it put more nonviolent people in jail in texas at $70 a day, and worst of all, number four, it left more i will grant citizen children behind to be taken care of by my taxes. on top of that, our police chiefs and sheriffs across the state came and testified in droves to our legislature that it would not help but it would hurt their ability to enforce the

we start tonight in arizona, in a place called gilbert, arizona, on the outskirts of phoenix, where police are continuing to try to sort out a mass shooting. what appears to be a multiple victim homicide and suicide, with ties to a very dark side of american politics. police say they believe that the shooter is this man, j.t. ready, one of the country's most visible neo-nazis and most vocal anti-immigrant provocateurs. investigators are working from the theory that mr. ready put on body armor, he entered the home in gilbert where he lived, he killed his girlfriend, his girlfriend's adult daughter, the daughter's boyfriend, and the daughter's 16-month-old infant child before turning the gun on himself and committing suicide. after the shootings early yesterday afternoon, police told local press that they had to wait to go inside the home, the site of the shooting, because of a large amount of ammunition on site, and because of chemicals found at the home. chemicals reportedly including two 50-gallon drums of some unknown substance or substances. according to the local fox affiliate in phoen

simple facts about arizona. immigrants are businessmen, employers, consumer, renters, investors, entrepreneurs and workers. in arizona the sectors are the one most heart by

number one, arizona is not a racist state. maricopa is out in a racist county. we have a strong hispanic influence in our state by virtue of not just our jeer graphic proximity to mexico but also our history in going back centuries and just the general nature of immigration and the movement of populations. and having grown up just south of south central los angeles in a predominantly spanish neighborhood, being roman catholic where my faith is heavily influenced in nigh practice by the hispanic culture, i reject any attempts by anyone to associate racism with arizona's motivation in trying to do what the federal government has refused to do, and two other quick points as well. russell pierce is not a bigot nor a racist. i know him. he was thrust into a position he willingly accepted and is unapologetic for his vociferous defense of laws he has authored and i won't defend or apologies for him, he's more than capable of doing it himself, but stepping into an area where the frost goal refused to lead we have what we have. i must also touch on one last thing, too. t

amicur curiae brief for 5000 businessmen in arizona. replete with kind of statistics that affect the commerce clause, but that is not the education. the education isn't what you're doing the education is who are we and what should we be? >> i'll give you a chance to follow-up real quick. i think daryl -- >> my mother's fault, i'm sorry. >> apologies. darling daryl. >> okay. makes an excellent point about there is a values conversation that is happening here and actually goes back to some degree to what you were quoting from freud, there are conversations about facts and statistics and convincing people on that basis, that's been an uphill challenge although i do think there are loads and loads of statistics not necessarily on something as focused on 287-g, that is in part with bureaucratic problems with the agencies, we need more data to really arrive at sound analyses and strong policies, but i do think at the economics level, that there is ample evidence that what we're doing at the state level is deeply counter productive if we were

i think it was a terrible mistake for arizona. i am thrilled that we defeated similar bills in texas. i take sp 1070 and -- sb 1070 and rapid up as a sanctuary cityville. it increased more man hours for police when every miss a putt was trying to cut back to balance the budget. it requires federal training for local law enforcement. number 3, it put more non- violent people in jail at $70 a day. worst of all, number four, it left more immigrant citizen children behind to be taking care of by my taxes. on top of that, our police chiefs and sheriffs across the state came and testified in droves to our legislature they would not help, but it would hurt their ability to enforce the law in hispanic neighborhoods where they had built up a degree of trust. you're an elected official and you're charged with forcing a lot. if arizona once it in force, you have to enforce it. i admire you for that. i am with you. the only reason arizona passed these losses because the federal government has not done its job. i hope everybody here understand

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officially, presented by arizona employers for immigration reform, competitive enterprise institute, national immigration forum and texans for sensible immigration policy, we are going to have a immigration summit right here in washington, d.c., where we hope the benefit of which will be to offer some solutions and move some of our members of congress to get on with immigration reform. i'm norman adams, texan, a co-founder of texans for sensible immigration policy. and just as a setting or an open, i'd like to point out the fact that i don't need to tell any of you the immigration debate is a an emotional debate, but that's nothing new. prior to 1923, if you arrived on the shores, as most of our ancestors did if you came in first class, you went straight to your hotel room. if you came over what was known as steerage, someone looked at you to see if you looked sick, then you might have to go to quarantine station for a while, but we had no quote tas prior t 1923. yet, even then, still today, you go to new york, you see little italy, you see little germany, little france, you have the

with the arizona memorial stretching across her. this model that you see allows us to see the piers that support her, and it doesn't touch "the arizona." and this is great for the visitors because mostly the water is very cloudy, and you can see very carefully, you can see national park service drivers working here and the model maker put a shark right towards the bow, not for fear but rather as a homage to the shark god that the hawaiians believes occupies these waters and protect the hawaiian people. we were sensitive to the story sensitive to the culture, and also sensitive that this ship, which looks like a shipwreck here, is truly that. but it's also a tomb, a tomb for over 900 sailors that are still inside the ship. and the other part of that story, she's a reef. and out of all of this great death came new life. there's two green sea turtles that live on the bow, a multitude of fish and multiple organisms throughout the ship. you can look at "the uss arizona" in three ways. the memorial designed by alfred price is the first wo

and this is a for the of the wreckage of the arizona. this is a large piece that was taken from the boat deck section which is depicted in this chart and this is one of the largest pieces of the arizona on display in this country. you can see here the oil how it caked on the side of the ship and still present. this is a depiction of hawaii and what the civilians did. what my family did during that really difficult time. gas masks were issued not only to adults, but children. this is a photograph of a young girl about the same age as my mother, 10 years old. in fact, she will be here for the december 7th commemoration. her name is dorin da nickelson. she wrote a book called "pearl harbor child." it gives a description of women that worked in the radar detection, those who worked in civil defense, those who went from being lay makers the camouflage net makers. the introduction of martial law changed everything in hawaii and changed the lifestyle of the people that lived here. these oral histories not only depict home front hawaii but they

near the arizona actually. because the second wave was hitting the place. there in the bomb shelter, i met a chaplain i had relieved. he had swum ashore from the arizona. and with him were about 14 other marines. i didn't know any of them, as i say. i remember one was named corporal knighting gail, i remember him only from the odd name. but we hunkered down in that bomb shelter until all clear was sounded. i was convinced that somebody had me up there by the hand because i had intended to be aboard that ship. i told my wife i was not coming home and just because alan wanted a beer, i did go home. and that saved my life. i think they were just carrying out their orders too. from a military point of view, they did a superb job. they were pros. and we were not prepared unfortunately. they knew exactly what they were doing. the tennessee got two hits, center line hits. one right through the top of number three, one on the center gun of number 2. they were good. >> the last week we were out there, just before the at

others said he will speak about the damage is already down to arizona's economy, which the arizona legislature itself admits millions lost from lost revenues to to raise them, unemployment rates exceeding national averages, businesses opting to locate other places, regulatory business practices set for growth and impact of departure of young, strong, creative entrepreneurs and [cheers and applause] used. how to use in people stories. but stares us in the face for instance our 11 latino congregations comprised of undocumented and citizen who have the very city where the author of s.b. 1070 russell pearce lives. that pulls mom-and-pop restaurants, mom-and-pop stores and these ambitious creative men and women who have come to a new place and been able to initiate commerce and economy. it pulls their children, pulse purchasing power and even more importantly perhaps it pulls that kind of support within a community like having a babysitter for a friend you can create at the bus stop or say hello to at the post office. it pulls them out of your economy and not of your community itself. i called a pa

so you can look at the uss arizona in three ways. but the memorial designed by alfred price is the first world war ii memorial dedicated in the united states to the memory of all of those in died on december 7th. our last exhibit is this panel. remember when you came in and you saw the pictures of all of the people who were here on december 7th, and i asked you remember them and what happened to them. well that hilt girl that you sue she'll be coming here her name is pat thompson and so will jack evans. they were young people then. he was 17 years old. he was on the uss tennessee and she was 10 years old they were at the last dance on december 6 lt, called the battle of music and won the jitterbug contest. when you come into the museum you can see the trophy she donated to us. the picture of rudy martinez probably the first mexican american killed in world war ii. he was a young sailor from san diego, california, who is still entombed in the ship. he didn't survive. harry pang was a young firefighter and a hoseman for the honolulu fi

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todd is the head of the arizona employers for immigration reform. but todd was a lone ranger on a white horse in texas. todd came down and testified to the tex legislature in this last session. let me tell you, we had 108 arizona style bills proposed in the texas legislature that is two thirds republican dominated, two thirds republican, republican governor, 108 arizona style bills or you could call them russell pierce bills, proposed in texas, with todd lanford's help we motivated our legislature to listen and think and enter meaningful dialogue. we brought in business men and todd of course displayed arizona as a test tube and showed us why the laws don't work. and so in texas we have a great deal of -- we give the credit, i'm going to tell you this, to todd lanford in the state of arizona, god bless you for coming. i feel like you helped texas dodge the bullet. todd lanford. >> thanks, mark. i guess i got to give you another $5 now. right. good morning on behalf of arizona employers for immigration reform i want to welcome you to today's congress

in 2002 they moved to arizona near phoenix. there, she struggled to balance her parent's old world ways with her desire to be a typical american high school teenager. >> imi know she didn't get along with her family but she would always be like they are not bad people. >> saundra became friends with her junior year. >> a bit conservative with the clothes. she didn't want to wear this much clothes and she was like it is in my culture not to show as much skin as you would. >> she wrote about that in an entry in her high school yearbook. >> she had said my parents are religious but only about some things. american have certain rules to live by and we can't do some things. i have american ways but i still folium some of the traditional rules. >> how would you say that most arab girls make the transition from a life in the middle east to a new life in the united states? >> some of the assimilation problems is that parents especially are used to having complete control over their children for a lot longer time than we understand this

arizona continues to ignore this. and these two women should be ashamed of themselves because it's not just disingenuous, it's outright dishonest when they say to their colleagues because mr. jeffs is incarcerated, his stranglehold on that community has diminished. that's just flatly untrue. you replaced a bunch of flds cops who have been thrown out with other f lfrnltsds men. guess what? they're every bit a beholding to mr. jeffs as their predecessors. nothing has changed. gary engels is right, things are probably more tense or strict or stringent against the women and children and the lawmakers cry about the rights of a handful of flds cops, while arizona continues its century-long complete abrogation of its responsibility when it comes to the rights of the women and children in that community. >> we're going to continue to follow it. mike, appreciate as always your reporting, gary tuchman as well. >>> the fate of the man accused of killing three members of jennifer hudson's family is in the hands of the jury. the l

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the arizona legislature itself admits. millions lost from lost revenues and tourism, unemployment rates exceeding national averages, businesses opting to locate to other places. regulatory business practices that thwart growth and the impact of the departure of young strong creative entrepreneurs and dream act youth. i'm going to tell you some people stories. what stares us in the face, for instance, our 11 latino congregations, comprised of undocumented and citizens who left the very city where the author of sb 1070, russell pierce, lives. that pulls out mom and pop restaurants, mom and pop stores and these ambitious creative men and women who have come to a new place and been able to initiate commerce and economy. it pulls their children, it pulls purchasing power and even more importantly perhaps, it pulls that kind of support within a community like having a babysitter or a friend you can greet at the bus stop, or a friend you can say hello to at the post office. it pulls them out of your economy and out of your commun

making it the largest in arizona's history. the fires believed to have started after a campfire blew out of control and spread quickly due to dry weather and fierce winds. over 4,000 firefighters were assigned to the wallow fire. currently, there are hundreds of firefighters working to contain at least four blazes in central and eastern arizona. this represents just a fraction of the thousands of first responders and firefighters who risk their lives each and every day battling fires across the country. the usfa supports these individuals. they don't take their responsibilities lightly and i as an authorizer of the usfa, neither do i. the testimony of our witnesses this morning should help the members of the subcommittee understand the priorities and to better the usfa's continued efforts to the reduce fire deaths, injuries and property loss. we thank our witnesses for being here today and look forward to your testimony. i now recognize the gentle lady for her opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for call

state senator russell pearce the author of arizona's radical papers please law referring to piers as his surrogate father the reddy was later forced out of his position as precinct committeemen after he started distributing racist in anti-semitic material he then went on to join the notorious white supremacist organization known as the national socialist movement participating in several events with that organization between two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten he then left to form his own border vigilante group known as the u.s. border guard here's ready talking about his job as a border bridge a lanty we have assault weapons we have you know grenades we have a lot of equipment so we're prepared to use deadly force but that's a deadly force situation that say that does happen i mean are you just trying to detain them and we'll kill them and turn them in well tell them ok we'll tell the narcoterrorists we're going to get that thirst for violence eventually found it's out loud when he shot his girlfriend dead alongside her daughter her daughter's boyfriend every fifteen mont

we tried to get a response from trent franks' office in arizona but were not successful. process for the passage of his bill banning late term abortions in d.c. in the house were pretty good. the bill has 196 co-sponsors. prospects for its passage in the senate are much less certain. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> a second member of mayor vincent gray's campaign staff is in trouble for allegedly paying another candidate to attack mayor adrian fenty during the race. howard brooks is scheduled to go before a federal judge tomorrow. he's accused of lying to the fbi about the payments. brooks worked with thomas gore who had to pay sulaimon brown. gore pleaded guilty yesterday to four charges in the case. >>> an honor for a fallen maryland state trooper today. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> new highway signs were unveiled today and put up along the beltway to honor trooper wesley brown who was shot to death in june of 2010 when he worked security at a forestville restaurant. he made a huge impact on the lives of those who knew him. he started a mentoring program called

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