Did you all know a UMKC professor helped write that vile Arizona law

There's an article in the Springfield News Leader today titled "Could Arizona's new immigration law work in Missouri?" The Greene County Sherriff is all for it. As I was reading I came across this tidbit "Kris Kobach, a University of Missouri-Kansas City law professor who helped Arizona write the law, also assisted Missouri lawmakers in shaping the language of the 2008 immigration law, Nolte said."

Look at this absolutely idiotic thinking: "Michael Ramon, a former U.S. Marshal who once ran for Greene County sheriff, said he expects Missouri to enact the same law, should the law stand legal challenges and should there be an exodus of illegal aliens from Arizona to Missouri." Yes, because MO is such a wonderful paradise of illegal immigrants.



http://www.news-leader.com/article/20100430/NEWS06/4300368/0/NEWS01/Could-Arizona-s-new-immigration-law-work-in-Missouri

He lives in Kansas and ran against Dennis Moore a few years back. Lost badly. He was state GOP chair until recently. Now he is running for Kansas Sec of State.