Protesters Want MLB to Boycott Arizona

MINNEAPOLIS - About 100 people demonstrated outside the Graves Hotel, where Major League Baseball owners are holding their quarterly meetings. The protesters say Major League Baseball should move next year's all-star game from Arizona because of that state's new immigration law.

"Immigrants and Latinos, who are a large part of the players and the fans, are offended by this law and we hope they will they will do the right thing and move the law," said Nick Espinosa.

Critics argue the law which makes it illegal to be in Arizona without documentation encourages racial profiling. Supporters say it’s needed to crack down on the rising crime committed by the ever growing number illegal aliens.

VIDEO (left) American Indian and immigration activist Clyde Bellecourt talks about the controversial law.