 Republicans voted to put the question on the ballot after Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a similar bill. Proponents say it's different from the 2010 law, that police won't be able to profile because they'll need probable cause, evidence of an illegal entry to the U.S. Lucha says it plans to knock on one million doors this year and register 20,000 voters. It has also filed a lawsuit to block the question from getting on the ballot. This is not 2010 anymore.