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The article shows that the Supreme Court overruled the law that people need to proof that they are citizen when they want to vote. There are so many people lost there proof of citizenship by many reasons, and the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 states that citizen just need only one form to prove that they are citizen and they can easily vote

For states that border Mexico--like Arizona, of course--I believe that proof of citizenship is required simply to prevent illegal aliens from voting. The number of Mexican citizens who were allowed to vote outweighs the amount of actual citizens who lost their ability to prove nationality.

Anywhere people go they should have to show proof of citizenship. If there is illegal immigrants in Arizona Im sure they are in other states as well. I know if I was illegal I would get very far away from the border as possible. I think our citizenship laws should get stricter.

A touchy subject but one that has been increasingly more important in the United States, should illegal immigrants be able to vote? The research shows that that their votes play a major role in poles. I think that it's important for people to vote and have a say, but should everyone who comes into the U.S. be allowed to have such a say if not a citizen? Would Americans have that same right in their home country?

I am an immigrant myself, i migrated here legally, i pay my taxes, receive no tax breaks even while i make little money, i do not have the ability to vote, and i have done the process through and through, without breaking the law. So i ask, why if i can't vote, should someone who has dodged taxes, came here illegally, and broken the laws of this generous country, have the ability to vote where i cannot?

Arizona voting rights advocates get a victory, but the;re not out of the woods yet. Talks about Prop 200 and voter registration laws.

Most say illegal immigrants should be allowed to stay in the US. More americans believe that the people who come to the US strenghtens society including college students.

This article explains the struggle immigrants, specifically Latinos, face when trying to gain citizenship. The author uses having the right to vote as an example of what they face and how we as a country can get more people to vote in each election.

Illegal immigrants must carry identification on them at all times. Whether you are legal or illegal if you fit the description then you have to carry your citizenship papers or some sort of U.S. identification.

This article is about how the immigration law that was passed here in Arizona is a form of encroachment. Encroachment in this context means the a right to someones personal "space".

The article gives examples of how the NRA uses the Second Amendment and attempts to sway political views in an effort to benefit their cause. Although the President has not taken steps toward restricting gun laws, some feel that the NRA is a front for gun manufacturers.

This article helps identify immigrations rules, and regulations. It gives details on what are accepted forms of legal immigration to the USA. From marriages, children under the age of 21, and employment. Also states that not one single country can exceed seven percent of the total amount of people immigrating to the United States in a single year. Gives brief laws on how to gain citizenship.

A government website that informs the public how certain illegal acts in immigration can cost one a fine or jail time. Also provides information on certain bills on laws concerning immigration and how to even get certain documents proving one's citizenship:green-card, adoption papers, working permits, etc.