Many people don’t know much about Russell Pearce’s life. They don’t know how his difficult and challenging childhood influenced him for the good, or that he saved a small child from drowning, or that he was critically shot in the hand and chest in the line of duty, for which he was awarded the Medal of Valor–the highest award given in law enforcement for exceptional bravery. They don’t know about his accomplishments as Chief Deputy in the Sheriff’s Department, and later as Director of Motor Vehicles, or that he served admirably as a Judge. And they also don’t know about his exemplary record of accomplishments while serving in the Arizona House of Representatives and the Senate.
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Russell Pearce and SB1070 Good for Arizona! Part 1
If you’ve been listening to the relentless Leftist drumbeat, you would believe that Russell Pearce and SB1070 are BAD for Arizona. This is what we call "The Big Lie."
Read moreAnita Christy, Published in American Thinker
American Thinker has published an article written by Anita Christy titled Leftist Recall Strikes Architect of SB1070 in Arizona
Read moreStatement by Phoenix Law Enforcement Association:
"Since SB1070, Phoenix has experienced a 30-year low crime rate. 600 police vacancies, budget cuts, and old policing strategies didn’t bring about these falling crime rates. SB1070 did. When hard-working rank-and-file Phoenix Police Officers were given access to the tool of SB1070, the deterrence factor this legislation brought about was clearly instrumental in our unprecedented drop in crime. And all of this without a single civil rights, racial profiling, or biased policing complaint. To ignore the positive impact of SB1070 in the City of Phoenix is to ignore the huge elephant in the middle of the room."
Read moreIs SB1070 Constitutional?
In a recent article published in IMPRIMUS titled "The Constitution and Limited Government," Edward J. Erler, Professor of Political Science at California State University, San Bernardino, discusses why SB1070 is going to the Supreme Court.
Read moreSB1070: Securing the Safety of its Citizens
"In the face of federal inaction or manifest indifference, does Arizona have the reserved power—indeed the obligation—to secure the safety of its citizens?" Edward J. Erler, Professor of Political Science, California State University, San Bernardino.
Read moreIn Support of SB1070: Why Should Enforcing Immigration Laws be Subject to Dispute?
Special Interest Groups Exploit Cheap Workers and Fraudulent Voters.
Ban Amnesty Now President Says America’s Highest Court Will Not Turn Back on States’ Rights
PHOENIX—Senator Russell Pearce, the author of SB1070 and newly-appointed president of America’s largest grassroots anti-illegal immigration organization, said today the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear arguments on Arizona’s contested SB1070 legislation was great news for every legal U.S. citizen.
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