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Warren Stewart Sr., a pastor of the First Institutional Baptist Church in Phoenix, Ariz., leads a crowd at a rally protesting SB1070 (AP).![The Big Board]()
The votes are shown on a big screen as they are cast by Arizona state senators. The sweeping immigration bill was passed by a 17-11 vote, with most senators voting along party lines (AP).![Senator Pearce Speaks Out]()
Arizona state Senator Russell Pearce (R-Mesa) discusses why he is voting in favor of the immigration reform bill, SB1070 (AP).![Senator Rios Speaks Out]()
Arizona state Senator Rebecca Rios (D-Apache Junction) speaks about why she has chosen to vote against the immigration bill, SB1070 (AP).![A Sad Day]()
Phoenix resident Carmen Trejo cries after learning that the immigration reform bill, SB1070, passed a vote by Arizona state senators (AP).![The Logic Behind the Bill]()
US Senators John McCain and Jon Kyl, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, left, and Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever, right, speak about a border security plan to help prevent illegal immigration and slow criminal activity along the Arizona-Mexico border (AP).![Arizona Residents React]()
Protestors gathered outside of the state Senate building at the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix. Residents are divided over the passing of SB1070, a bill that proposes immigration reform along the Arizona-Mexico border (AP).Arizona Residents React to New Immigration Reform
The passing of an immigration reform bill, SB1070, has received a mixed reaction among politicians and residents in Arizona.
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- Arizona Residents React to New Immigration Reform
