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Mexico braces for effects of Arizona immigration law

“ Across Mexico, radio talk shows, blogs and the news media have turned Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer into a household name. On Friday, a morning show on Televisa aired a comedy skit in which an actor dressed as the Republican governor rampages through Mexico City with a stun gun, zapping people. ”

Depression era reminder That Mexico is feeling overwhelmed in getting their own citizens back gives us a real sense of magnitude of the problem our border states have endured.  “ Mexico's government has added more workers to its consulate in Phoenix to assist detained Mexicans. Migrants who have been deported say they're watching to see how the law is enforced before deciding whether to try again to cross the border illegally into Arizona. "On the plane, everybody was talking about the law," said Ernesto González, a deportee who arrived here last week on a U.S. government flight from Tucson. "Everybody knows it's coming." Arizona's law makes it a state crime to be in the country illegally. It requires police to check a person's immigration status when the person has been involved in another offense and the officer has reasonable cause to suspect the person is in the country illegally. The check can be made only during the course of a lawful police action, such as a traffic stop or investigation of a crime. The law also allows Arizona citizens to sue police departments if they feel the new law is not being enforced — a provision related to "sanctuary cities," where local government officials refuse to enforce anti-illegal-immigration laws. The Obama administration and several rights groups have sued to stop the law from taking effect. The Mexican government has filed a "friend of the court" brief supporting the lawsuits. (USA TODAY continued) ”  That Mexico has filed a  "friend of the court" brief supporting our so called government's lawsuti against Arizona says "Remove that government!"