Thread: Immigrant rights-groups assail proposed changes in Special O

Immigrant rights-groups assail proposed changes in Special Order 40
Rick Orlov and Rachel Uranga


Several immigrant rights groups Monday decried proposed changes in Special Order 40 to target illegal immigrants in criminal gangs, saying any move to change the rule in such a way would single out minorities and weaken civil liberties.

Members of the Mexican American Political Association, Labor Community Strategy Center and Hermandad Mexicana said the long-standing rule has been effective in encouraging immigrants to report crimes, and existing laws are sufficient to deal with criminals.

“Our concern is that the gang database now includes anyone who police think is a gang member, without verification,â€

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Chief Bratton:

“We have a huge illegal immigrant population, as well as legal immigrant population

I think he's ignoring his oath of office. ILLEGAL IS ILLEGAL! This is just outrageous how these santuary cities IGNORE THE LAW!