ArizonaImmigrationLaw

Arizona's new Immigration Law has caused a major stir amongst the American people. Several hip-hop artists have expressed their frustrations about it, but Public Enemy frontman Chuck D has stepped up and recorded a new track called 'Tear Down That Wall' to voice his personal dismay for the law that he believes enforces racial profiling...

Kanye West, Cypress Hill and Street Sweeper Social Club have joined forces with several other rock groups and entertainers to voice their concern over the Arizona's controversial Senate Bill 1070. The group of 20 musicians and entertainers is called Sound Strike, and includes socially active rock artists Serj Tankian, Joe Satriani, Conor Oberst, Juanes, Calle 13, Spank Rock, Cafe Tacvba, Rise Agai

Pitbull is the latest in a series of rappers who have made the decision to boycott performances in Arizona, due to the state's controversial new immigration bill. The Miami rapper announced that he has decided to bypass the May 31, date on his 'Mr...

Cypress Hill have canceled a forthcoming tour stop in Tuscan, Ariz., in protest to the state's recently passed SB1070 immigration bill calling their decision a "show of resistance to the criminalization of immigrant communities." The controversial bill allows law enforcement to prejudicially detain anyone suspected of being an illegal immigrant in the state...

Black Eyed Peas producer and frontman Will.i.am recently showed his disdain for the controversial Arizona Immigration law. The law, which has caused a national uproar, allows authorities to detain suspected illegal immigrants and fail to produce paperwork proving their citizenship...

On Friday, April 23, Arizona's governor Jan Brewer signed a controversial new law, which will require immigrant residents to carry documents verifying their immigration status. The law gives police officers the right to question any person about his or her status if any "reasonable suspicion" arises that they may be illegally residing in America...