Showing posts with label Joe Arpaio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe Arpaio. Show all posts

Saturday, January 10, 2015

Sheriff Arpaio Invites Rev. Al Sharpton To Undergo Use Of Force Scenario

Troy Hayden, Jan. 9, 2015, Fox 10 News


Rev. Jarrett Maupin went from leading a protest against police to walking a mile in their shoes, taking part in a shoot/don't shoot scenario with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Sheriff Joe Arpaio says he wants to spread the message even further, by inviting what some say is the highest profile, minority-rights leader in the country to go through the same scenarios, Rev. Al Sharpton.

Read more: www.fox10phoenix.com

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Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Sheriff Arpaio Predicts War On Police: ‘I’m Afraid It’s Going To Spread Across The Nation

Robert Wilde, Dec. 22, 2014, Breitbart

The Sheriff said, “I’ll tell you what it was. About a year-and-a-half ago, I had three separate threats on me and my family… all of them regarded my anti-illegal immigration position.” Arpaio argued that the police authority controversy and the illegal immigrant situation are similar because they are political issues.

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Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Sheriff Joe Arpaio Wins First Court Battle In Lawsuit Over Obama Amnesty

Darren Pope, Dec. 11, 2014, Examiner

US District Judge Beryl A. Howell in Washington, DC, granted a motion by Arpaio's attorney, Larry Klayman of FreedomWatch, to allow the case to move along quickly. Howell ordered President Obama to respond to Arpaio’s motion for a preliminary injunction -- to protect the U.S. while the court considers the constitutionality of Obama’s actions -- by Dec. 15. A full preliminary injunction hearing is set for Dec. 22. Two Department of Justice attorneys representing Obama in the case had asked for the deadline for their initial response to be delayed until late January.

Read more: www.examiner.com


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Monday, June 2, 2014

Sheriff Joe Arpaio
By Joshua Rhett Miller, Jun. 1, 2014, Foxnews.com

A Chicago Public Schools test question that had seventh-graders read anti-immigration commentary by a fictitious Bush administration official and conservative writer whose name sounds like controversial Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio has been scrubbed from the curriculum — and officials say the whole thing was a misunderstanding.

The nation’s third-largest school district pulled the question from its online database earlier this month after a total of 32 seventh-graders from two classes took the REACH Performance tests, which are administered to measure student growth and teacher effectiveness. This particular version of the exam asked students to compare the authority of differing opinions on immigration, including one written by "Arie Payo."

“I think it’s best to keep America for Americans and those who know how to speak English properly,” it reads. “Save America for those of us who know how to behave in law-abiding ways.”

Undocumented immigrants, according to the text, should “go back to where they came from,” continues the text by Payo, who is identified as a former aide to “President Bush’s Immigration Taskforce” and a contributor to the nonexistent “Conservative Journal.”

CPS spokesman Joel Hood confirmed to FoxNews.com Wednesday that the question had already been scrubbed from its database and insisted the “Arie Payo” character was not created with Arpaio in mind, despite being near-homonyms.

“The ‘author’ of this blog post is completely fictitious and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental,” Hood wrote in an email.

That explanation, however, didn’t exactly move Arpaio or an immigration advocate reached by FoxNews.com.


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Sunday, March 23, 2014

By Andrew Stiles, Feb. 10, 2014, National Review
Proponents of comprehensive immigration reform aren’t buying the Republican argument that President Obama simply can’t be trusted to secure the border or enforce new immigration laws.
The Washington Post editorial board called this suggestion “transparently false,” citing the “record” number of deportations under the Obama administration. Meanwhile, liberal activists have urged the president to halt all deportations of illegal immigrants via executive action.
But there is ample evidence to suggest the administration’s deportation record is severely inflated, or at the very least misrepresented.


Consider the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) report on year-end removal numbers for fiscal year 2013. ICE reported a total of 368,644 removals for the year (down considerably from the 409,949 removals reported the previous year).

Read the full story:  www.nationalreview.com

Related:  Obama Administration Deportation Numbers


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Related:  Obama Administration Deportation Numbers

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