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Uploaded by on Oct 21, 2009

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office director of custody says Sheriff Joe Arpaio's statement about when to question a persons immigration status was misunderstood.

Full story: http://www.kpho.com/news/21345667/detail.html

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  • The Law depends on Clarity, Equality and Verification. None of the above are in place for employers or immigrants, yet this sheriff insists on enforcing the law despite it's vagueness. That said, should this sheriff's department be trusted to refrain from racially profiling people?

    Visit my videos to find out the general reigning attitude of an MCSO deputy at work in a case concerning basic civil rights.

  • If you go to Arizona DON'T TALK TO POLICE.

    Even if you are here legally they will arrest you if you cannot prove without a doubt you are.

    If you do not speak 100% English with no dialect and are not 100% white then you will be thrown in jail until your family can prove you are here legally.

    Drivers licenses are not proof of citizenship or immigration status.

  • He has said it a thousand times. They question someone and use the ICE training persuant to the investigation of another crime. Stop the yellow journalism already. Get your ratings on the back of someone else.

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