But laws that have no consequences are no laws at all.
Russell Pearce: “But laws that have no consequences are no laws at all.”
On the recordApril 23, 2012
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Russell Pearce
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Pearce argues against the DREAM Act, emphasizing the importance of laws having consequences.
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