
. . . officials are standing firm. If they are here illegally, it's a one way trip home. And, the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is doing its part to move things along. This week, they're training deputies to handle the deportation process. And word is spreading quickly. Simon has already said a lot of goodbyes. "People are leaving," he says. "They're scared of the sheriff." . . . There is a large group of people on the other side who believe the new law, which takes effect in November, is a good idea. Most illegal immigrants are ending up in either Kansas or Arkansas. But, that may not be for long. Arkansas is about to adopt a law like Oklahoma's. Kansas is considering the same thing. [Read More]
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