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SHERIFF JOE'S DEPARTMENT ARRESTS 44 IN RAID ON PAPER PLANT

By Greg Siskind

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Phoenix sheriff Joe Arpaio is creating more controversy with a raid on a local paper company. The sheriff's office arrested 44 people at the Royal Paper Converting Company for employer sanctions violations. One has to wonder how DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano will react. DHS has ceased work site raids of this sort and Arpaio's authority to conduct such raids is presumably on the basis of the county's 287(g) agreement with DHS. I don't think it's clear that 287(g) would authorize such raids anyway, but this may be enough to cause DHS to yank the 287(g) agreement all together. There's no...

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on August 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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