Joe Arpaio was a sheriff of Maricopa County and a judge ordered him to stop going and investigating people based on whether they were undocumented immigrants or not. The judge did this because one, it’s a federal offence and has nothing to do with his job as a sheriff in Maricopa County. Second of all, in order for him to investigate people he needed to have probable cause and/or needed to think that there is some sort of crime being committed. Sheriff Arpaio basically told the judge that he wasn’t going to look for a crime and stated that he was just going to go into Latino neighborhoods and see if people were undocumented and then arrest them. The judge continued by telling Arpaio that he didn’t think he understood that he was not allowed …show more content…
President Trump completely ignores the rule of law and doesn’t follow the steps to pardon someone for their crime. When Trump pardons Arpaio, he says that he does not care if you follow federal judge’s orders. In my opinion what Trump basically said is if you’re a political supporter of his then our system of government and courts are irrelevant. This statement goes to the very heart of the rule of law so that leads to why did he do it? My first thought is that Trump likes Sheriff Arpaio because he’s a supporter of his; basically, if you’re a supporter of him then you can break the law and violate federal judge’s orders. I personally believe that Trump is a “strong man” and just lets his allies ignore that rule of law and this is crystal clear to me. This was a ruling from a federal judge and Trump just tore it to pieces! Trumps thoughtless decision has now led to his supporters that were in his campaign and administration are now being investigated by Robert Mueller. But, these people being investigated need to remember to just not cooperate with the authorities and if they hold them in contempt of court, oh
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Forensic argument_ in our city (Phoenix, AZ) we used to have our sheriff Joe Arpaio who was well known as the thoughts sheriff of all the time. Even though, he was doing a great job by keeping our families safe and taking care of the animal cruelty. He was also known as the most racial sheriff of the town. He became notorious to undocumented families after activist start noticed he was violating the federal judge order to stop enforcing civil immigration laws. In 2011 he had a preliminary injunction where the order banned deputies from detaining anyone solely on suspicion they were undocumented. Again, he continued to detain illegal immigrants event though he had an order from the judge. Now, he still in trials and might face up to six months
Arizona former sheriff, Joe Arpaio, attained a reputation for his inhuman treatment of undocumented immigrants and prisoners. Arpaio job was to protect the people of his community from crime. The very law he was sworn to uphold he flagrant disregard it .Arpaio and his department would roundup Hispanic looking people and detained them; because, they thought they was illegal immigrant. He would referred to his jail as an concentrate camp and separated the prisoners by race. His obsess with cracking down on illegal immigrant cause him and his staff to overlooked many sexually abuse cases including children. Arpaio even held an faulty sweep where a house was set on fire killing the occupants and puppy. Arpaio leadership style was unethical and
In 2011, a United States Federal District Court Judge ordered Sheriff and Arpaio and his
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