Thread: CO: State troopers begin immigration training

State troopers begin immigration training
By Rosa Ramirez, Rocky Mountain News
April 24, 2007

Colorado State troopers started a five-week training program Tuesday to learn how to perform limited immigration enforcement.

Twenty-two troopers will be trained in immigration law, civil rights issues, spotting fake documents and how to use immigration databases, said Jeffrey Copp, special agent in charge of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Office of Investigation in Denver.

"They’ll receive the same training our agents get," he said.

Copp said more than 40 other agencies have requested training from ICE. State and local law enforcement in California, North Carolina, Arizona, Alabama and Florida are among them.

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This should be implemented in every major city in America. If the federal government cannot or will not enforce our laws pertaining to illegal aliens than we must do this task on the local and state levels.

My Sis works for the county, in housing, and she has for over a year now been able to tell everyone who calls, that if they have no documentation showing citizenship, there is nothing they can do for them. This includes those who say no, but my children were born here.