What position would a centralist be most likely to take on the restrictive immigration laws in Arizona and Alabama?
a. A centralist would support these laws, based on the principle that each state should be able to create its own immigration policy.
b. A centralist would oppose these laws, based on a preference for a consistent national policy over varying state policies.
c. A centralist would support Arizona's law, but oppose Alabama's.
d. A centralist would oppose both policies on the grounds that government should not be involved in immigration issues.
Answer: b
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