[PAA-Discuss] Stopping Arpaio: One step forward
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Wed Oct 7 14:27:41 EDT 2009
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_Sheriff Joe Arpaio
DHS curtailed Arpaio's 287g agreement last week.
Tell DHS to end all 287g agreements nationally. Click here.
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Dear Juli,
Some of our most important battles happen far outside the view of national
media -- and despite the attacks, we will never stop helping the people
who need it most. Last week, we and the immigrant rights community have won
a hard-fought partial victory. Sheriff Joe Arpaio will no longer be allowed
to arrest anybody on the street he suspects of being an illegal immigrant.
You know all about the Barbaric Sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona.
Sheriff Arpaio has perpetrated some of the worst abuses of immigrants (and
everyone whose skin color made them suspect) I've ever seen, like marching them
in chains through the streets to an outdoor tent city with an electric
fence, separating families, raiding workplaces, and engaging in racial
profiling.
The Department of Homeland Security has helped facilitate these abuses
through its 287g program, which lets local law enforcement agencies enforce
federal immigration laws.
But you and others like you have not stood by and let this go
unchallenged. You have demanded the DHS suspend its entire 287g program because of the
racial profiling and human rights abuses inherent in its implementation.
Your efforts have resulted in a welcome step forward from DHS. The
controversial agreement that authorized Sheriff Joe Arpaio's deputies to act as
federal immigration agents on the streets of Maricopa Count ran out Friday
afternoon.
_DHS took a first step in Arizona. Now it has to finish the job and then
do the right thing across the country and suspend all 287g agreements.
Please join us in asking the DHS take the next step and suspend all 287g
agreements. _
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This is exactly what ACORN is all about. When ACORN members and supporters
stand up and join with other like-minded people and organizations, we make
change. But this is only a first step in Maricopa County. We need to
protect ALL people in every county from the very real dangers of 287g.
_Please tell DHS to suspend all 287g agreements nationally._
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In solidarity and strength, Alicia Russell Arizona ACORN Board Chair
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