Thread: Arpaio says he stands by his policies

Arpaio says he stands by his policies
Beth Duckett

FOUNTAIN HILLS - Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio said he will stand by his immigration enforcement policy and hard-hitting tactics this week at a Fountain Hills Rotary Club meeting.

Arpaio, a six-year resident of Fountain Hills, addressed the group a week after his political rival, Buckeye Police Chief Dan Saban, spoke at the Rotary.

Saban is competing in the Nov. 4 election to defeat Arpaio, who is seeking his fifth four-year term. Saban, a Democrat, and Arpaio, a Republic, are expected to win their primary elections on Sept. 2.

“I’m an equal opportunity law enforcement guy,â€

If you want it done right , you vote for Sheriff Joe . If you want Chamber of Commence enforcement vote for the others .
I'ld vote for Joe of course and feel very secure in the job being done .
Bleeding Heart Lib's (Lier's) make me angry
And I STILL have no one to vote for