Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Ruth McGregor has banned the use of the terms "Illegal" and "alien" in the courtroom when referring to illegal aliens. Bowing to the demands of a Hispanic racist group posing as a legitimate organization, Los Abogados - Arizona’s Hispanic Bar Association, made the demands because they say that they cause a prejudicial view of those who are illegal aliens and is a derogatory term for an illegal alien. Instead they include nicer words to use for illegal aliens, their Reconquistadore supporters and their Proponents for amnesty activists.

Readers may remember when I covered the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, a group of the disavows an Immigration epidemic, Immigration crisis and Immigrant invasion, so much so that the NAHJ made a demand to the media to no longer use the term illegal aliens. We here at The Realm will not bow to these ridiculous demands made by these supporters of armies of immigrants. These two groups of Pro-illegal immigration activists and Open borders advocates obviously are working together to destroy our nation and to do so without alerting anyone to the truth.

In their demands sent to the judge is a list of terms that are acceptable to this racist group who supports illegal aliens, and terms that are not acceptable to this racist group that supports illegal invaders

[The letter] points out that no human being is illegal and that a national Hispanic journalism association has roundly criticized the reference for dehumanizing a segment of the population. The letter goes on to criticize the state’s High Court for using the term “illegals” in at least two opinions and the term “illegal aliens” in dozens of others.

This is what our country is becoming folks. According to the below you cannot even use the term illegal immigration anymore. All immigration is the same. Political correctness to cover up their continued illegal invasion of our country. And just remember, the judge agreed to these terms. The full letter is available at Judicial Watch

When referring to: Immigrants

Yes

• Undocumented immigrants
• Foreign Nationals
• Prisoners without legal immigration status
• Unauthorized workers
• Alleged or suspected undocumented immigrants

No
• Illegals
• Illegal Aliens
• Aliens
• Resident or non-resident aliens
• Illegal Immigrants
• Scratchbacks or wetbacks
• Armies of immigrants
• Invaders
• "Reconquistadores"
• Anchor Babies

When referring to: Immigration:

Yes

• Immigration debate
• Immigration issue
• Immigration problem
• Immigration

No
• Illegal Immigration
• Immigration epidemic
• Immigration crisis
• Immigrant invasion

When referring to Activists

Yes

• Human rights advocates
• Pro-immigrant supporters
• Immigration reform proponents
• Community activists

No:
• Pro-illegal immigration activists
• Open borders advocates
• Illegal immigrants
• Proponents for amnesty

I'll add one here of my own. When referring to racist groups like Los Abogados and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, my preferred term that you use is Assholes.

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