Justice Department Joins Private Discrimination Lawsuit Against Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio

The Weekly Standard ^ | August 14, 2015 | Jeryl Bier

[SatinDoll]

A U.S. District Court judge in Arizona granted a Justice Department motion to intervene in Melendres v. Arpaio, a private lawsuit filed against Maricopa County, Arizona sheriff Joseph Arpaio...Later that year, the court issued an injunction instituting reforms to Sheriff Arpaio's department's enforcement operations. Thursday's ruling gives the Justice Department enforcement powers to carry out the injunction and monitoring for future violations as well.

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[Political Junkie Too]

Will someone ask Mitch McConnell what he thinks of the actions of the attorney general that his Senate Republicans confirmed?

-PJ

[SunkenCiv]

Appeals court rejects Arpaio challenge to Obama deportation amnesty

[jsanders2001]

> 0bama just hates Joe The way 0bama conducts himself makes me think Joe is doing his job.

Well he exposed him as a fraud. And it sounds they know a whole lot more that could really piss him off. For some reason Arpaio never did release the good on him. I'm thinking that either the NSA dug deep and found something that shut him up or he didn't have the goods and was using it as a marketin gimmick. I think he footed all of his own bills for touring the country though if I remember correctly.

[Salvavida]

Surround him with a company of Oath Keepers with a banner saying: “Come at me Bro!”

[VRWCarea51]

If the Feds aren’t going to deport these Criminals I think the States should draft and pass a Law that says anyone illegally in this country that commits a crime in this state shall after serving their sentence be immediately deported to the Steps of Congress in Washington D.C.

If said individual returns to the State they shall be guilty of a crime that is punishable to a term of Life In State Prison.

Let Washington deal with them...

[Balding_Eagle]

If for nothing else than shock value, I’d like to see Trump name Arpaio as head of the DOJ.