New Arizona Immigration Law

I have no issue arresting people with probable cause and then making them prove they are here legally... Just have EVERYBODY have to go through that process... Yet, a lot of people on here don't like that idea
If the cops think the person could be an illegal, there is nothing wrong with them asking for proof. If they don't bother to check the 30 year old white mail who speaks English with a normal, American accent, and instead check the guy who responds, "No Ingles", more power to them.
 
If the cops think the person could be an illegal, there is nothing wrong with them asking for proof. If they don't bother to check the 30 year old white mail who speaks English with a normal, American accent, and instead check the guy who responds, "No Ingles", more power to them.
And that my friend is ILLEGAL, and if that is how it's going to operate, the courts will shoot it down
 
I have no issue arresting people with probable cause and then making them prove they are here legally... Just have EVERYBODY have to go through that process... Yet, a lot of people on here don't like that idea

you have never had a police officer request your ID without "probable cause?"
 
I don't know him........ but there is no way he has polled enough hispanics in a proper way for it to hold any scientific validity... oh wait, science getting in the way again, LMAO

never said it was scientific but it was enough for me to know how the poll would go. It's now a national story but this has been a hot issue since I moved there in 2000. It's not like my results are from just today.
 
not sure how this is remotely related to my post of if mexicans have to prove their a legal citizen, than everybody that's arrested should have to prove it.

You need to look up the word obtuse. Then look in a mirror.

By the way, how long have you been married? I ask that wondering if the 3 year rule is still in effect.
 
and i'm guessing it didn't piss you off to have your civil rights violated??? or were you just all happy about it and just moved on...

Did you see me on the news with Al and the Rev?

Nope, I moved on down the road and found me another job.
Some roll like that, I don't.
 
again, if you're white, this law doesn't apply to you... THAT'S ILLEGAL

you think every illegal is dark skinned with dark hair? I had friends whose parents came from Mexico and they were blonde hair/blue eyes. Who's profiling now?
 
you think every illegal is dark skinned with dark hair? I had friends whose parents came from Mexico and they were blonde hair/blue eyes. Who's profiling now?

which goes to my point of "Hispanic" being an ethnicity and not a race
 
again, if you're white, this law doesn't apply to you... THAT'S ILLEGAL

so if it was up to you you'd like the police to waste their time askign for IDs so taht they can find that .000000001% of illegals that ran across the canadian border?
 
An officer only needs reasonable suspicion, in some cases, to stop and question a person. It is different from probable cause.

Probable cause is not needed to stop and speak with a person.You cannot detain on reasonable suspicion, but stopping and talking to them can lead to probable cause.

I have made many cases on just stopping and speaking with people in high crime areas. Most people that have nothing to hide, have no trouble speaking with the Police. Only the ones hiding something have a problem.
 
If someone gets robbed in an area, and the description of said robber is a white, black haired male. So with your thinking of racial profiling, would you consider this profiling if they just question white, black haired males? Or would you prefer that they question black women, bald mexicans, and male asians???
 
again, if you're white, this law doesn't apply to you... THAT'S ILLEGAL

I thought we cleared this up a few days ago when we found out that (1) this law applied mainly to require police to transfer illegals to ICE after checking for identity when taken into custody [they already check identification so this is nothing really new - just the transfer]; and (2) giving them the ability to question someone when they have reasonable suspicion that the person is an illegal (but such suspicion has to be based on something other than race or color).

Given these two policies, where is the profiling?
 

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