Joe Arpaio

"Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is targeting...north Phoenix in his latest crackdown on illegal immigrants. The sheriff's office said that...resources and volunteers will focus on...a congregating point for migrant day laborers." (Sunnucks,?2009) Sheriff Joe has also started cracking down on businesses that do not perform checks on all employees. Strict fines and even jail time is now possible

Racial profiling is a very prevalent issue within the criminal justice system that is quite controversial, but there is a significant number of evidence that shows that racial profiling has been present since the 1600’s and continues to be a significant issue. Racial profiling is evident in the criminal justice system in various ways such as in interrogations, jury selection, misleading statistics, stops, and immigration laws. Racial profiling within interrogations and jury selection can be seen

President-elect Donald Trump said he plans to deport about two to three million undocumented immigrants on his lectionary campaign. Trump campaigned on a promise to crack down on illegal immigration, vowing to build a wall along the Mexican border. Asked in the 60 Minutes interview if he plans to actually build the wall, he said yes, adding that parts of the border might include fencing. “But for certain areas, a wall is appropriate. Trump has used the “two million” figure previously, but experts

“Justice” is defined as the quality of righteousness, equitableness, and moral rightness, but do the characters In Cormac McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men, really fit this interpretation? Sheriff Bell, for example, shows himself to be inconsistent in his pursuit of justice, as he seems overattentive in the case involving Llewellyn Moss, a white man, (which proves unsuccessful in the long run), yet he shows disregard and a lack of justice for his Latino residents, and actually seeks justice against

Sheriff Joe Arpaio is the Sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona from 1993 until January 2017. He has been a notorious and very outspoken sheriff in Arizona, most people ether love him or hate him. His practices have been critiqued from all sides, and he has been accused of wrongdoing multiple times. In 1993 he set up a tent city as an extension of the county jail for prisoners in a yard next to a more permanent jail structure. The tent city can hold more than two thousand inmates at one time, and

In August, 2017 President Trump pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona. In October of that year Judge Susan R. Bolton formally validated that pardon. Stemming from a 2007 racial profiling lawsuit for ignoring a federal judge's order to end ethnic profiling of Latinos for which Arpaio was convicted. Over the six terms of office that Arpaio served, Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin, former co-owners of Phoenix New Times, covered the sheriff persistently and frequently

From the article, Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio Sued, Again, A latino woman claimed, “‘I was interrogated differently and ultimately I was held in custody with no legal basis all because of how the sheriff views people like me”. (Foley n. pag.). This quote shows this woman was treated differently

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