The Sanchez Sisters are Under Attack for Telling the Truth: Supremists are Back sb1070 racial profiling bill

The Sanchez sisters are under attack for telling the truth. We all know that Kris Kobach from the Hate Group FAIR wrote the racial profiling bill sb1070. FAIR was formed by White Nationalist John Tanton. They told the truth and now they are attack. I wonder what sb1070 supporters are so afraid of? Why are they AFRAID of America knowing the truth about WHO is behind this racial profiling bill?
OC Register reports: Sanchez sister: Supremacists back Ariz. law
The rhetoric and rancor over Arizona’s tough immigration law was ratcheted up a bit this week when Rep. Linda Sanchez told a Whittier Democratic group that the measure was orchestrated by “front organizations for white supremacist groups. (e.g. FAIR) As reported by the Whittier Daily News, Sanchez, D-Lakewood, said this law is “not accidental or one person’s crazy idea. There’s a concerted effort behind promoting these kinds of laws on a state-by-state basis by people who have ties to white supremacy groups.” The News reported that at a dinner meeting of Whittier’s Mark Twain Democratic Club, Linda Sanchez said the Arizona law is designed to create a system where minorities can legally be discriminated against. They’ve also posted audio of the event.

Sanchez’s statement went viral and she issued a clarifying statement late Thursday saying she didn’t mean to imply that everyone who supports the Arizona law “is a racist or white supremacist.’’ Sanchez’s sister congresswoman – Rep. Loretta Sanchez – isn’t getting into this one. Her office said they’re going to decline to comment on Linda Sanchez’s statement. Loretta Sanchez has spoken out against the Arizona law but has chosen to use a bit less inflammatory language. Sanchez, D-Santa Ana, has said she was worried that she might be a deportation target given her heritage and opposes the law because it could lead to racial profiling and doesn’t get at the root issue – the need for comprehensive immigration reform.
“Arizona’s immigration law may be smart politics, it isn’t smart policy,’’ Loretta Sanchez said in a statement after Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer met this week with President Barack Obama to talk about his plan to deploy 1,200 National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexico border. “If we really want to secure our border with Mexico, Congress needs to assert its jurisdiction on border security issues and, more importantly, tackle comprehensive immigration reform once and for all.’’