US Immigration

Is the reporting of and response to crimes such as domestic violence disrupted when local police get involved in enforcing immigration laws?

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No		31%	4 votes	Total: 13 votes
Yes		69%	9 votes	Total: 13 votes

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by Roy L. Harbin

Is the reporting of and response to crimes such as domestic violence disrupted when local police get involved in enforcing immigration laws? No more so than enforcing other l...read more
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by Ted Sherman

I read the debate title for this debate over and over again and still don't know just what the hell it means? I have to assume the author is the same Chinese guy who writes thos...read more

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by Joseph Whalen

It is not the responsibility or the duty of local law enforcement to get involved in immigration laws. The federal government already has a substantially large and well funded ...read more

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