Posted on 29 July 2010. Tags: Arizona, illegal immigrants, Jan Brewer, racial profiling
A federal judge has blocked key parts of Arizona’s strict immigration law, hours before it takes effect. The judge issued a temporary injunction against a requirement that police check the immigration status of criminal suspects they had stopped while enforcing other laws. Read the full story
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Posted on 20 May 2010. Tags: Arizona law, drug gangs, Felipe Calderon, Mexico, racial profiling, US Congress, US immigration policy
Mexico’s president has told the US Congress that he is confident his country will win its fight against drug gangs with cooperation from the US. Read the full story
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Posted on 22 April 2010. Tags: Arizona, Joe Arpaio, John McCain, Maricopa County, Obama, racial profiling, US
An anti-immigration law condemned as a licence for racial profiling is expected to come into force in Arizona within the next 48 hours. The law would be the first in the US to give police the power to stop citizens and demand proof of legal residence in the US merely on suspicion of not carrying appropriate papers. Read the full story
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Posted on 15 March 2010. Tags: 9/11 attacks, amie Paulin-Ramirez, Colleen LaRose, Ibrahim Hooper, Jihad Jane, Kay Inhofe, Lars Vilks, Rachel Maddow, racial profiling
The use of racial profiling as a counterterrorism tool has been fatally undermined after a second white American woman was arrested over an alleged Islamist murder plot, critics of the policy said today. Read the full story
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Posted on 05 March 2010. Tags: African-American, Grace Yi, Julian McMillan, New York Civil Liberties Union, New York Police Department (NYPD), Noel, racial profiling
New York City’s minority population is constantly targeted by its notorious police department, as the ‘law enforcement’ agents continue to employ the so-called “stop and frisk” practices on them. Read the full story
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