and she is gonna be harrassed because of that. she went through to get her it is ship. her span her english isn t clear. she knows it. i got to go on. sean, this issue is not going away. it is controversial. you came to the right place here in phoenix you guys are fantastic. great focus group, thank everybody for participating. imagine being out for a leisurely boat ride and getting chased by pirates working for the mexican drug cartels.
show of hands, is this responsibility who has fail the state or the federal government? how many of you believe it is washington who has failed? wow! you the wide shot. everyone in this room. by the way everyone hasn t agreed on anything since the revolutionary war. so sean, clearly they understand or they hold washington accountable for it. what else can i ask for you? sean: first of all the president specifically mischaracterized this bill. he said you walk into an ice cream shop with your kid and they are going to be asking for your papers. 42 states require that you have with you. when i get pulled over one of the first things they do, they check to see if there s a warrant for my res. they do that for everybody. okay. guys, 42 states require identification, what is wrong with arizona requiring identification? nothing. you have to let law enforcement do their job. and you have to you identify people so you can identify
kidnappings. sean: many fear the mexican cartels influence is reaching into america. there is spill over violence, now for several years from arizona i m sorry from san diego, california to texas. it is here. it has been happening for a while. it needs to be addressed, soon. sean: tommy and james have been fishing on falcon lake over 30 years. they say the piracy is the newest way the cartels are taking over the lake. they say they see the lake used as a drug trafficking highway each and everyday. i believe from one town to the other they would be safer traveling the lake than a highway. sean: a powerful and deadly mexican cartel made up of mostly former military commandos. they operate throughout northern mexico and along the border. which were showed the safe house on the mexican side overlooking the lake giving
frank luntz and his focus group of arizona residents. they are fired up about their state s new immigration law now on hold. frank, i paid very close attention. i love the passion in the debate going on there. my question is, cause, cause, a lot of people express concern about racial profiling. not only does it not encourage racial profiling, it specifically prohibits it. i want to ask you, did they understanding that and did the president totally, completely mischaracterized the bill and does that bother them? let s ask. first question, this comes from sean. do you realize that the legislation actually discourages, prevents racial profiling? yes. why are you nodding your head no? because the policeman is going to stop you because you look like you might be illegal who is going to look like they are illegal, maybe not me because i m light skinned but my parents and grandparents
kind. when we first uploaded the first batch of cameras we were blown away by the footage we got with ak-47 s one video illustrates an illegal immigrant with a mac-10 fully automatic close quarters combat weapon. clearing the path, like you said, for these drug runners. it is unbelievable. sean: what else are you seeing there? one of the concerns i was down at the border in a warehouse where literally from floor to ceiling, 25 foot ceilings, tons and tons of drugs they confiscated. if you were able to see all of this, it raises the question, where is the government? why can t they set up videos? why done they have surveillance? why aren t they doing what you guys are doing capturing the people that are going through these known corridors? any answers for that? i don t. i think this footage we were able to obtain shows that we need the government down here.