NC sheriff depu ties targeted Latinos in widespread bias
A two year Justice Department probe found Alamance County Sheriff Terry S Johnson and his deputies routinely arrested Latinos without probable cause to boost deportations. The report cites roadblocks and biased traffic stops with Latinos targeted while whites were waved through. Johnson denies charges.
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Judge rules police can enforce Arizona immigration law now
U S District Judge Susan Bolton ruled police may immediately enforce the show me your papers provision of Arizona style immigration law marking a milestone in the two year legal battle. Supporters push for vigorous local enforcement while federal officials say arrests require alignment with priorities. Civil rights groups prepare hotlines and cameras to document enforcement while opponents warn of lawsuits. The measure, passed in 2010 amid voter frustration, has influenced five other states and remains contested after federal challenges.
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