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    Arpaio said they've been trained by the federal government and that taking away ICE status doesn't take away experience. "Certain criteria; no identification, look like you just came from Mexico, and they admit it, so that's enough ... We had no problem in identifying the people that we stopped." "The only solution is to yank Arpaio's authority, because I believe he's abusing his authority as a sheriff and he should go out and pursue real crime," said Somos America President Lydia Guzman. Full Article at KPHO Phoenix
    Certain criteria; no identification, look like you just came from Mexico, and they admit it, so that's enough ... We had no problem in identifying the people that we stopped.
    Joe Arpaio – Joe Arpaio SOURCE: KPHO Phoenix 1 month ago
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MCSO Sends 30 Illegal Immigrants To ICE
  1. The only solution is to yank Arpaio's authority, because I believe he's abusing his authority as a sheriff and he should go out and pursue real crime
    SOURCE: KPHO Phoenix 1 month ago
  2. Last I heard if you're in this country illegally you are a criminal. It's OK to go after DUIs and hookers and all these small crimes, and yet when these people come into our country and violate the law, lets all give them a free pass.
    Joe Arpaio – Joe Arpaio SOURCE: KPHO Phoenix 1 month ago
  3. We did not need the federal authority, I said from the beginning we do not need the 287 G to do our job
    Joe Arpaio – Joe Arpaio SOURCE: KPHO Phoenix 1 month ago

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