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Illegal Immigration – While securing the border may be the responsibility of the federal government, Jerry Weiers knows that there is a great deal that the State of Arizona can do to fight illegal immigration. That is why Jerry has fought to deny taxpayer-funded benefits for illegals, worked to pass tough employer sanctions that punish businesses that knowingly hire illegal aliens, and actively opposed sanctuary city policies.
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State Budget – Jerry Weiers is a real fiscal conservative. That is why he won the Friend of the Taxpayer award and that is why he is a leader in the ongoing efforts to deal with the consequences of years of over-spending. Jerry Weiers puts the needs of the taxpayers ahead of the special interests and their pet projects.
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| Arizona's Outdoors & Environment – Jerry is an Inductee in the Arizona Outdoors Hall of Fame and a winner of the Arizona Game & Fish Commission Award of Excellence. He is the widely recognized leader in the State House on issues that are important to Arizona’s Sportmen, Hunters, Fishermen, and Outdoor Enthusiasts. Jerry Weiers has led the effort to protect Arizona’s environment while preserving the ability of Arizonans to access and enjoy these special places. |
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2nd Amendment – Jerry is a strong supporter of our 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms.
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Life & Family Issues – Jerry is a three time winner of the “Friend of the Family” award and he has a perfect 100%
pro-life voting record. He continues to be an effective advocate of policies that strengthen and protect Arizona’s families, the institution of marriage, and protections for life at all of its stages.
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Crime – Jerry Weiers supported legislation to make “3 Strikes and You’re Out” the law in Arizona and he opposes any efforts to release criminals early to save money. He continues to work with local and state law enforcement agencies to combat illegal immigration, property crime and violent crime throughout the state.
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Private Property Rights – Jerry was a proud supporter of Arizona’s Prop 207 (2006) that granted real protection to Arizona property owners from eminent domain abuse.
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