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Arizona immigration law and Mexico Issues – Mexico provides a warning to Mexicans when visiting Arizona. This response to a law (Act) strict anti-immigration. which caused outrage in Mexico and throughout the United States

Act which was signed by the governor of the southern U.S. states that, Jan Brewer from the Republican party, giving police authority to check and restrain anyone who they suspect may be illegal immigrants, although they are not suspected of criminal acts.

Arizona’s controversial immigration law caused resentment on both sides in “border areas”, with MPs call for economic boycott of California, Arizona and one Mexican airline warned it may cancel more flights to the southern U.S. states that.

Today Mexicans in Arizona should carry documentation and act carefully after the state passed a law requiring local police to determine the immigration status of anyone suspected of being in the country illegally, Mexico’s Foreign Ministry said.

Mexico’s Foreign Ministry said, the warning is directed toward Mexicans living, studying or planning to travel to the southwestern U.S. state, which shares a border with northern Mexico, according to the e-mailed statement sent today. It comes as members of U.S. President Barack Obama’s administration said they have concerns about the new law and may seek to overturn it in court.

Meanwhile President Barack Obama had once promised to tackle immigration reform in his first 100 days, but has pushed back that timetable several times. He said this week that Congress may lack the “appetite” to take on immigration after going through a tough legislative year. However, the president and Congress could address related issues, like boosting personnel and resources for border security, in spending bills this year.