Tony Brewer View

All the news this past year has been about illegal immigration and teacher unions getting bashed, with most of the immigration issues coming from Arizona. Although Texas has a lot of trouble with it, too, Arizona has been in the news for their state-based legislation requiring documentation and giving police a lot of latitude.

So, I was not real happy to find out that my sister is going to Arizona with the thought of moving there. She is all excited about some guy she met on the internet, who lives in Pima. I don’t even know where Pima is, so I looked it up on Google maps to see if it was too close to the border with all that immigration trouble. Turns out that Pima is in the southeastern part of the state, about halfway between Tuscon and Phoenix.

She laughs at me for being worried about it, but if she gos to Pima I want her to be safe, and
home security pima is the first thing to arrange if she’s going to move there. This city is so far out on the edge of the desert I doubt they even have cable there. If she wants to get TV, she’s going to have to use Direct TV, which in a lot of ways is even better than cable. She can choose from a lot of different programming and rates packages, and get plenty of good TV – even out in the Arizona desert.