1 Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona:
1 Be it a naked leg a slow oar of dust taut over
3 The legislature finds that there is a compelling interest in the
3 the ledge where fingers map a line at rest in the
4 cooperative enforcement of federal immigration laws throughout all of
5 Arizona. The legislature declares that the intent of this act is to make
6 attrition through enforcement the public policy of all state and local
6 ing train of a step of sandal
7 government agencies in Arizona. The provisions of this act are intended to
7 feet gaining Arizona the rough sun sanded sh
8 work together to discourage and deter the unlawful entry and presence of
8 ore where a scar in the earth hung law over a young presence of
9 aliens and economic activity by persons unlawfully present in the United
9 line and economic activity pressing on fully present in the untied d
11 Sec. 2. Title 11, chapter 7, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended by
11 as a wall of fence severs our vein a bea
12 adding article 8, to read:
13 ARTICLE 8. ENFORCEMENT OF IMMIGRATION LAWS
13 rifting forward In a loss
14 11-1051. Cooperation and assistance in enforcement of
14 event everyone ends in a forced
15 immigration laws; indemnification
15 migration in wind and sun
16 a. no official or agency of this state or a county, city, town or
16 and no safe water Skin n
17 otherpoliticalsubdivisionofthisstatemayadoptapolicythatlimitsor
17 ears a division of soil is IDd as a
18 restrictstheenforcementoffederalimmigrationlawstolessthanthefull
18 restricted remainder All immigrants change
19 extent permitted by federal law.
19 as entry touched a body raw
20 b.foranylawfulcontactmadebyalawenforcementofficialoragency
20 Before any law is an act made by an arm an official one
21 ofthisstateoracounty,city,townorotherpoliticalsubdivisionofthis
21 of a state a subdivision of us
22 statewherereasonablesuspicionsexistthatthepersonisanalienwhois
22 as we are A wrist suspects it hears aliens is
23 unlawfullypresentintheunitedstates,areasonableattemptshallbemade,
23 unafraid to say reasonable attempts shall be made t
24 whenpracticable,todeterminetheimmigrationstatusoftheperson.the
24 errorist to say blood determined the immigrant a soft person The
25 person’simmigrationstatusshallbeverifiedwiththefederalgovernment
25 person is migration to us is all of our ID Our nomad
26 PURSUANT TO 8 UNITED STATES CODE SECTION 1373(c).
26 pursuit unites us centuries of our us
27 c. if an alien who is unlawfully present in the united states is
27 See aliens in love fully present in the untied status
28 convictedofaviolationofstateorlocallaw,ondischargefrom
28 of visit of voila tie it here localize here
29 imprisonmentorassessmentofanyfinethatisimposed,thealienshallbe
29 What is a native if the map said the line shall be
30 transferredimmediatelytothecustodyoftheunitedstatesimmigrationand
30 transferred immediately to the west What hunted immigrant
31 customsenforcementortheunitedstatescustomsandborderprotection.
31 cuffs mean or the United States Customs and Border Protection
32 d. notwithstandinganyotherlaw,alawenforcementagencymay
32 Do not stand here Law will force again a m
33 securelytransportanalienwhoisunlawfullypresentintheunitedstates
33 arch or for an alien a ship Residents stay
34 andwhoisintheagency’scustodytoafederalfacilityinthisstateorto
34 and watch as custody of a dry land is tor
35 anyotherpointoftransferintofederalcustodythatisoutsidethe
35 n Others fear and fear the outside the
36 JURISDICTION OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.
36 jurisdiction fear seeing agents
37 e.alawenforcementofficer,withoutawarrant,mayarrestaperson
37 Alien is made to search where a person
38 iftheofficerhasprobablecausetobelievethatthepersonhascommitted
38 has probable cause to believe that fear is a home It
39 anypublicoffensethatmakesthepersonremovablefromtheunitedstates.
39 pulls a fence that makes the fear a song of buffer around us
40 f. exceptasprovidedinfederallaw,officialsoragenciesofthis
40 Fix us river Wash off this
41 stateandcounties,cities,townsandotherpoliticalsubdivisionsofthis
41 stain in the sand dry as a fish in a d
42 statemaynotbeprohibitedorinanywayberestrictedfromsending,
42 esert dry and restricted from sun
43 receivingormaintaininginformationrelatingtotheimmigrationstatusof
43 River remain in formation our linked migration a state of
44 anyindividualorexchangingthatinformationwithanyotherfederal,state
44 vital exchange of form a wide feral state
45 orlocalgovernmentalentityforthefollowingofficialpurposes:
45 a river meant to flow across
Ryan Clark writes much of his poetry using a unique method of homophonic translation and is particularly interested in how poetry responds to violence and subjugation. He is a regular contributor to the SRPR blog, and his poetry has appeared in such journals as Smoking Glue Gun, Tenderloin, Found Poetry Review, and Aufgabe. His first book, How I Pitched the First Curve, is forthcoming from Lit Fest Press. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Waldorf University.
