Petition - Fighting Arizona's drug trafficking and border violence problem

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Fighting Arizona's drug trafficking and border violence problem Just a few days ago, a major drug ring was broken up and 39 Mexican cartel operatives suspected of running 40,000 pounds of marijuana through southern Arizona were indicted.  This is merely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Arizona's drug trafficking and border violence problem.   Narcotics prosecutions in Arizona have risen 202% in 16 months, however, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearing House, there will be 1,080 prosecutions refused this year in Tucson alone.  This represents over one-third of all unprosecuted cases in the Southwest.  Until January of 2009, any smugglers carrying under the threshold of 500 pounds were often not prosecuted - a fact that smugglers knew all too well! When she served as Governor of Arizona, Janet Napolitano sent countless requests to Washington to take action in securing our border.  Now, as Secretary of Homeland Security, she claims that the border is "as secure now as it has ever been."  That's the problem.  Our border wasn't secure when she was governor and it's not secure now.  We're not buying that "the system worked."  By turning a blind eye, Secretary Napolitano is betraying us in her home state.  Napolitano personifies what happens when people go to Washington. Sometimes, they forget who they represent. As the rhetoric on illegal immigration continues to grow out of control, it's more important than ever to share the facts on Arizona's new law.  The reality is that Arizona's new law mirrors federal law, which the federal government is not enforcing.  George Will put it in perspective; the federal government's refusal to control the border is what has caused this problem in the first place.   Check out my interview with Greta on Fox News from the night explaining the problems Arizona faces with illegal immigration.  As I stated when I signed the law, racial profiling is illegal and will not be tolerated in Arizona.  The bottom line is that the federal government must secure our borders and I think Arizona finally got their attention. It looks like we're going to have a battle on our hands, but I'll keep telling the truth and doing what is right for Arizona and our country. Here is how you can help: Sign the petition in support and share it with your friends Join me on Facebook Volunteer for the campaign

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