Reply #7: I contacted their travel agency right after the bill passed

[rudyb]

Here is what I received back.
RE: Concerns

Inbox X

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Kiva Couchon
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show details Apr 21 (5 days ago)


Dear Mr. XXXXXXXX,



Thank you for taking the time to send us this e-mail and letting us know your opinion on this matter. Since the Arizona Office of Tourism is a marketing agency and not a regulatory agency, we are not empowered to address these issues.
We certainly respect your concerns surrounding this situation; however we are hopeful that you will rethink your travel plans and act on your desire to visit our amazing state. Arizona is one of the most welcoming, vibrant and diverse states in the nation with exciting outdoor adventures, fun family activities, rejuvenating resorts and spas, exquisite local cuisines, a variety of shopping opportunities, and for history buffs – a captivating heritage.
Please visit, www.ArizonaGuide.com, to discover even more travel opportunities within the Grand Canyon State.
Sincerely,
Kiva Couchon
Communications Manager

Arizona Office of Tourism
Kiva Couchon
Communications Manager
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This is what they sent me. Poor Kiva she must be really loving her governor now!


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From: Rudy XXXXXX
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 11:38 AM
To: Sherry Henry
Subject: Concerns



Hi I'm really concerned regarding your state's treatment of people of color. Because of this I am canceling all of my and my families plans to have a reunion in your state.
btw I am making it my task to warn everybody that I know of your state's draconian immigration law.

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Rudy