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  1. 05-25-2010, 09:36 AM #1
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    Arizona sheriff :Feds dropped immigration issue on his lap

    Arizona sheriff says government has dropped immigration issue on his lap






    By Josh Sweigart
    Updated 7:14 AM Tuesday, May 25, 2010



    COCHISE COUNTY, Ariz. — Sheriff Larry Dever didn’t want to enforce immigration laws. That’s the federal government’s responsibility he said.

    But the piles of trash, the theft of water from homes near the border, the drug hauls. The murder in March of a well-known local rancher by a suspected illegal immigrant. Those he couldn’t ignore.

    “I don’t have the time, the money and the resources, but it’s my problem,â€
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    [quote]The woman at Beto’s agrees that the Hispanic community trusts local law enforcement. But she fears the reasoning that they’ll only be pulled over in the process of enforcing other laws “is just an excuse to stop you.â€
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    [quote]“We’re against it because most of the restaurants and hotels and everything, the ones who do the work are Mexicans,â€
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