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Main Stream Media PC Whitewash of the Day

by Wyvern on Sun 22 Jul 2007 12:35 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Compliments of the Arizona Republic:

Sheriff unveils migrant (No guys, they're called 'Illegal Aliens') hotline

Some fear enforcement push encourages racial profiling (GASP- Rounding up people who are breaking US Laws is Racism... ya don't say?)

Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio on Friday launched a hotline for Valley residents to report information about undocumented immigrants (-sigh- 'Illegal Aliens').

Details of exactly how the hotline will work and which tips will merit further investigation have not been ironed out. Officials say they aren't sure how many and what types of calls will come in.

Still, Arpaio said deputies would investigate people only if they had "probable cause."

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