Bud Selig, the MLB baseball commissioner said that next year's All-Star Game will not be moved from Phoenix, Arizona.
Because of the new immigration law which was recently passed and desperately needed by the state to do the job the Federal government will not do, Arizona passed their law. Selig has been asked by many to pull the game out of Arizona. Let us hope Bud Selig does not cave to those who want amnesty for the illegal aliens.
Selig defended baseball's record on minority hiring. Selig said "apparently all the people around and in minority communities think we're doing OK. That's the issue, and that's the answer," he said. I told the clubs today: "Be proud of what we've done." They are. We should. And that's our answer. "We control our own fate, and we've done very well."
Ozzie Guillen. the Chicago White Sox manager, said he wouldn't participate in next year's All-Star Game if it remains in Arizona, because the law empowers the police to determine a person's immigration status. Ozzie Guillen, have you already been invited to Arizonat and the game there next year?
Ozzie, what would you be doing without MLB? You should be thankful you are making the large salary courtesy of baseball. Apparently you are not an illegal but you have no problem with your fellow countrymen being given a free pass to our country. Perhaps you could spend some time helping the illegal's attain 'legal' citzenship to this country.
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