claim: "sixty percent of the hispanics" support the arizona immigration law
author: russell pearce
evidence_1: may 13, 2010 ... polls from the pew research center and the wall street journal/nbc show  broad support for the new arizona immigration law that critics said would lead to  racial profiling of hispanics. the pew poll, conducted in early may, shows that  more than 60 percent of americans support the arizona law's separate ...
evidence_2: the support our law enforcement and safe neighborhoods act is a 2010  legislative act in the u.s. state of arizona that at the time of passage in 2010 was  the broadest and strictest anti-illegal immigration measure passed in arizona. it  has received national and international attention and has spurred considerable ...
evidence_3: jun 21, 2012 ... most americans continue to support arizona's controversial immigration law,  though most hispanics disapprove of the law.
evidence_4: feb 24, 2012 ... the policies enacted in s.b. 1070 and the rhetoric used to justify the law have  angered and alienated arizona's latino population—the fourth-largest in the ... in  a 2010 poll of latino voters in arizona, 59 percent cited immigration as their top  concern, well above the economy, health care, and education.
evidence_5: may 26, 2010 ... yes,” says democratic pollster peter d. hart, who conducted this poll with gop  pollster bill mcinturff. “but the fear is that they have long-term losses.” breaking  down the white-latino divide. in the poll, 61 percent say they favor arizona's new  anti-illegal immigration law, which would require local and state ...