Arizona: Does Crackdown Cross the Line?

Arizona: Does Crackdown Cross the Line?

June 9, 2008 · Leave a Comment

A recent article in the Chicago Tribune described the questionable tactics being used by local law enforcement in Arizona. The tactics include questioning everyone involved in a routine traffic stop about their immigration status. This has lead to allegations of racial profiling and questions about the legality of the tactics.

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