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Dallas teen who was mistakenly deported to Colombia returns to the US
In a horrifying story that shows just has broken our immigration system is, a 15 year old from Dallas was discovered in Colombia this week after having been mistakenly deported in April 2011. She had been missing from her grandmother’s home since the fall of 2010. News 8 learned that Jakadrien somehow ended up in [...]
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Latino inmate critically injured while in Sheriff Arpaio’s custody
Last Tuesday I blogged about the fact that Sheriff Joe Apaio’s obsession with immigration resulted in the commission of additional sex crimes. Thursday the Department of Justice issued a report that described Arpaio’s “systemic disregard” for the constitution as well as his penchant for racial profiling and denying prisoners’ rights. According to the head of [...]
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Supreme Court to rule on Arizona immigration law
Image via Guanabee. Today we find that the Supreme Court will be hearing challenges to Arizona’s SB 1070, the highly controversial law passed last year that would essentially legalize racial profiling in the state. AP reports: The Supreme Court agreed Monday to rule on Arizona’s controversial law targeting illegal immigrants, setting the stage for an [...]
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio: Too busy “busting illegals” to worry about sexual assaults
As “America’s toughest sheriff,” Joe Arpaio, knows all too well, it’s hard to investigate sexual assaults when you have so much other stuff (mostly an obsession with “illegals”) on your mind. The sheriff’s office in Maricopa Count, AZ, recently confirmed that between 2005 to 2007, it failed to investigate 432 alleged sex crimes. Arpaio felt [...]
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Florida bill would give citizenship to undocumented youth – so long as they enter the military