I spoke with U.C. Irvine's Professor Leo R. Chavez author of The Latino Threat,* last week about Arizona's new legislation that delivers unprecedented power into the hands of the police. Arizona wants to give their police broad powers to curb undocumented immigration by questioning anyone suspected of visiting America illegally. Why has this raised such resistance? Well, rounding up the usual Latino suspects may sound like a good idea.
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