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JENNIFER MOLINA

Supreme Court mostly rejects Arizona immigration law; gov says 'heart' remains - 1 views

www.cnn.com/...scotus-arizona-law

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  • JENNIFER MOLINA on 30 Aug 13
     
    Arizona Law - Illegal immigration is still in controversy on how Law Enforcement will conduct proper immigration stauts checks. Having the proper procedures in place can elimanate other legal matters concerning racing profiling.
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  • Brittany Aguirre on 31 Aug 13
     
    I understand that Arizona is just trying to stop immigration but some of the laws and rules taking place are making it seem like it is allowed to racial profile. Though that may not be the case. People are thinking that if you look Mexican then the police can pull you over but I reality there most likely not going to do that. If you get pulled over for speeding and then for some reason the cop thinks you could be illegal then he can ask for paper work. I get that the law seems racial, but Arizonans should not care so much if your a citizen and have nothing to hide.
  • Donette Fincher on 01 Sep 13
     
    Arizona immigration laws have consistently supported racial profiling and make it difficult for legal Latinos to avoid being harassed, interrogated and detained unlawfully. State laws should be fair and adhere with constitutional freedoms afforded all citizens. If you're an American citizen, you're afforded the same rights as other citizens and should not be detained unlawfully because you "look like an immigrant". This is where Arizona crosses the line with it's immigration laws.
  • alexis casillas on 01 Sep 13
     
    I understand how these immigration laws here in Arizona can make people feel, however i feel like if i have nothing to hide whats the problem. I still don't like the fact that it makes it so easy for police to racial profile because its almost insulting to get pulled over for no reason except skin color. I have seen cops pull people over just for skin color, especially in the northern part of Arizona and its wrong.
Adrian Miranda

Texas Woman Fights To Prove U.S. Citizenship - 1 views

www.huffingtonpost.com/...-us-citizenship_n_1573519.html

Personal+Freedom Immigration Laws Crooked Cops

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  • Adrian Miranda on 07 Jun 12
     
    A US Citizen was pulled over and was accused of being an illegal alien. The policeman who had pulled her over threatened that if she did not say she was an illegal, she would be detained and put in jail.
Timothy Green

What does Arizona's new immigration law mean to travelers in Arizona? - 0 views

www.consumertraveler.com/...w-mean-to-travelers-in-arizona

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  • Timothy Green on 04 Sep 11
     
    This article states what complications Hispanic people face right now here in Arizona with police. The law states that a cop is allowed to arrest someone, granted they follow certain steps, if they have reasonable suspicion. Many people find that it borders racism and aren't comfortable with the new law.
dsmoliver1

Arizona's Other Crazy New Law - 1 views

motherjones.com/...oncealed-weapon-permit-gun-nut

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  • Ryan Van Buskirk on 03 Oct 11
     
    In an attempt to preserve all that they believe is great about a free and just America, Arizona has opened US culture to two words that previously were the exclusive province of Nazi Germany and the communist bloc: "Papers, please."
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  • Chris Nielsen on 04 Oct 11
     
    In an attempt to preserve all that they believe is great about a free and just America, Arizona has opened US culture to two words that previously were the exclusive province of Nazi Germany and the communist bloc: "Papers, please."
  • sabrina payne on 05 Feb 12
     
    This is crazy its about how the copscan arrest you on the spot if you can't prove your citizenship status. Further more it states that if you buy a gun made in Arizona you don't have to register it.
  • dsmoliver1 on 31 Jan 15
     
    The weapon of choose becomes their Constitution right to bear arms. Perhaps that prospect will make police a little more concerned about who they round up on the streets. We doubt it. Weapon's instructors in Arizona feel cheated by the state's law makers as they are killing their business.
  • anonymous on 31 Jan 15
     
    It is wrong to be stopped by patrol just because you don't seem to look like you're from the US. As for the weapons not having to be licensed also defeats the purpose. I think anyone who owns a concealed weapon should be trained on how to use it, and with that you have to own a license.
  • anonymous on 31 Jan 15
     
    I defiantly disagree with both of these laws. I don't think it is right that a cop can pull someone over just to make sure they are legal. I also think in order to be allowed to handle a gun people should go through safety classes.
  • lukemclellan on 03 Feb 15
     
    I think there should be a little more added to both these laws. If you want to search someone regardless of race, gender, religion or whatever you should need probable cause. Also I think if you are going to handle any type of weapon you should have some background with weapons handling; maybe off free weapons safety classes at public ranges?
garyreyes

Know Your Rights When Taking Photos - 0 views

www.aclupa.org/...taking-photos-video-and-audio

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  • garyreyes on 30 Jan 15
     
    Cameras and phones are being used at all times of the day, but certain objects can be captured unless with permission. Its good to know what right you have against cops detaining and confiscating your property.
jos2254483

Supreme Court Makes Big Decision On When Cops Can Enter Your Home - 0 views

www.huffingtonpost.com/...police-searches_n_4854440.html

#homesecurity #personalprivacy #supremecourt #police

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  • jos2254483 on 28 Jan 16
     
    This article talks on a new ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court. In the past, if two occupants lived legally in the same house, it was required for an officer to have a warrant and permission from BOTH of the residents before being able to enter. Even if one person said yes and the other said no, the officer would not be able to enter. Now, if an officer has the, "ok" from at least one of the occupants, they can enter with just their approval.
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