(Good luck with your book - I need to write my Sci-Fi Horror novel)
Let me have a crack at explaining the difference between Nazism and Arizona's Immigration Bill. I promise I will do my best (sleepyhead) comparison (if one is to be found).
Ok, hmmmm, here goes. I think the OP is trying to articulate the following.
In Nazi Germany, the ONLY thing I can think of that may resemble Arizona's Immigration Bill (keep in mind, this comparison is being made by a leftist and is not an actual comparison) is the persecution of the Jews.
The Nazis targeted Jews specifically. They made being a Jew, illegal. They wanted to rid all of Europe, not just Germany, of Jews and anyone whom had Jewish ancestry. They did this by killing them ... by the millions. This "plan of action" was called "The Final Solution" and was discussed at the Wannsee Conference.
It was a racist agenda (although not entirely so). It was very hateful. The Germans thought they had to protect the human "race" from Jews. You see, the Nazis were not true white supremacist racists, they were more of what could be called "purists". They felt that the human gene pool was infected by inferior races, but they saw the Japanese as equals.
The Nazis were scum. My grandfather, and great uncles, popped a few Nazis in the noggin in their war years. The Japanese killed another of my great uncles in the Pacific.
Now, Arizona's new immigration law is not NEW. It has been the policy of the United States Government to deport illegal immigrants of all races who enter the U.S. illegally. The U.S. Government does not load trains full of illegal immigrants and transport them to killing centers such as the Nazis did to the Jews, Gypsies, Free Masons, homosexual men and political enemies.
The United States Government "currently" has no law making it a crime to be a specific race. Although, I do not believe it has ever been a crime to be a certain race in the U.S., however that point is debatable (i.e. Native Americans).
Arizona's Law is upholding United States Immigration Law at the State Level. The Supreme Court has ruled this constitutional time and again. State officers CAN inquire as to an individual's legal citizenship status. If an individual is discovered to be an illegal by any state representative, they are not shot, they are not gassed, they are not tortured, they are not raped, they are not beaten to death in groups and in public (pogroms), they are simply arrested and processed given the provisions of due process under color of law. Then they are deported to their nation of origin - since they are citizens there.
An Illegal has never taken an oath of allegiance to the United States. They are deemed a criminal. It does not matter what race, ethnicity, etc. the individual may be. The only factor is if they entered the U.S. legally ...... or not.
In Nazi Germany, the only thing that mattered was if you were Jewish .... or not. If you were Jewish, you were tortured, killed, raped, gassed, and beaten to death in large numbers in public (pogroms).
There is no comparison between the two, even though was a futile attempt made by the OP.
If I left anything out, please by all means correct me.
