So hoping that the US doesn't turn in to a communist dictatorship is a leftist agenda ? ..uhmm... OK....

I do a lot of photography and often have run-ins with law-enforcement; not that I am doing anything illegal, but the police will often (erroneously) claim that I can't photograph something and I'll have to assert my rights. It's bad enough to have to deal with some misinformed cop w. roid rage, but this law just added another tool to the arsenal of stuff they can use to harass people with. "So, you don't want to stop photographing that building, hu? I hear you're speaking with an accent.. Show me your papers." and suddenly I have to spend hours either under arrest or being detained trying to prove that I'm a citizen.

And I'm a US Citizen born, but not born in the US and I speak with an accent. If I were to go to Arizona I would have to bring my passport everywhere. Oh and so would my wife who was born here, is a citizen, but is asian.

Yeah, let's be more like China.

I'm not a lawyer, but nowhere in the 4th amendement does it say that it only applies to citizens. It just says "The right of the people"