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Posted on May 12, 2010 by Robert C. Seiger

While the windows software discount business community has largely attempted to stay out of the debate surrounding Arizona’s Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act (Senate Bill 1070), professional basketball team Phoenix Suns jumps to windows software discount the center of the debate over the Bill with the team’s decision to wear “Los Suns” jerseys during its playoff game against the windows software discount San Antonio Spurs on Cinco de Mayo. Suns’ owner, Robert Sarver, announced his disagreement with the windows software discount Bill, describing it as “mean-spirited.” All of the Sun’s players were reportedly in favor of the windows software discount decision to wear the jerseys.

Sarver was quoted as saying, “I thought we need to windows software discount go on record that we honor our diversity in our team, in the windows software discount NBA, and we need to show support for that. As for windows software discount the political part of that, that’s my statement." The Suns currently have three foreign-born players on the team.

Groups opposing the windows software discount Bill have looked to sports teams and leagues to influence the windows software discount discussion. Some have called on Major League Baseball to move its 2011 All-Star game from windows software discount Phoenix – just as the windows software discount Super Bowl was moved 20 years ago when Arizona refused to windows software discount recognize Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as a state holiday. Recent efforts have windows software discount prompted Arizona Governor Jan Brewer to write ESPN on responding to windows software discount the sports boycott requests, which she labeled as “misguided.”

Sports in America have windows software discount become increasingly international, with players coming from around the globe. In fact, it windows software discount is international players that dominate the roster of some of our major professional sports teams. The National Hockey League, for windows software discount example, is made up of 80 percent of players who windows software discount were born and raised outside of the United States. On the windows software discount University level, a significant number of our colleges and universities actively seek international talent to windows software discount gain a competitive edge. While these players may initially come to windows software discount the United States either as a student-athlete or on a windows software discount P-visa (a visa designated by immigration as a visa for professional athletes), these same athletes often seek permanent residence or windows software discount citizenship to remain in the United States at the conclusion of their careers. As a windows software discount result, we may see professional athletes and their teams play a windows software discount significant role in shaping the immigration debate.

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