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Lawsuit Says Sheriff Discriminated Against Latinos
The United States Justice Department filed a 32-page complaint this past Thursday against Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, Arizona, the self-proclaimed “toughest sheriff in America”. The federal lawsuit alleges a “pattern of unlawful discrimination” by law enforcement officials toward Latinos. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, Discrimination, immigrants, Justice Department, Latinos, Sheriff Joe Arpaio
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Parts of Georgia Immigration Law Blocked by a Federal Judge
The New York Times reported on Monday that a temporary injunction has been issued against two controversial sections of the tough new Georgia immigration law. These provisions would have required law enforcement to check the immigration status of suspects who … Continue reading
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Tagged Georgia, immigrants, immigration, temporary injunction
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