Police union seeks OK to call ICE as discretion allows
The Arizona Republic
Feb. 20, 2008 12:00 AM
Phoenix police officers came out on Tuesday against proposed changes to Operations Order 1.4, saying the new immigration-enforcement policy would not give them sufficient discretion to enforce the law.
The Phoenix Law Enforcement Association sought a policy that allows officers to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement whenever they have "reasonable suspicion" that someone they detain is living in the country illegally.
It would be up to ICE whether that person should be held or deported.
"Your police officers maintain the need for an immediate, real-time, discretionary phone call to ICE based upon reasonable suspicion, and nothing else," said Mark Spencer, PLEA president.
Labels: I.C.E., Illegal Invasion, Local Law Enforcement
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