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Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Goldwater's issue: Immigration

Will famous name help border campaign?

Matthew Benson and Amanda J. Crawford
The Arizona Republic
Aug. 9, 2006 12:00 AM

Don Goldwater is talking illegal immigration.

Again.

It has been this way almost non-stop since the Republican announced his candidacy for governor just over a year ago. On this day, Goldwater, 51, of Laveen, is running down his border security plan. He wants National Guard troops. A wall. Technology that would make it possible to peer across miles of countryside and deep into Mexico.

And he wants it now. Because, for Goldwater, there is no more time for talk and negotiation and half-measures. The need is urgent, he says, and he explains why by linking illegal immigration to nearly every Arizona woe short of roof rats.

"It encompasses everything. A lot of these people coming across are entering into the gangs. A lot of the women coming across are going into prostitution. You've got a real problem in the medical field."

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