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  1. 10-26-2007, 09:02 PM #1
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    Sheriff Shares His Knowledge On Immigration Law

    Sheriff Shares His Knowledge On Immigration Law
    KOTV - 10/26/2007 4:30 PM - Updated 10/26/2007 7:38 PM

    A controversial state immigration bill takes effect next week. Tulsa County says it's up to speed with the law, and on Friday the sheriff's office shared its knowledge with other law enforcement agencies throughout northeastern Oklahoma. News On 6 anchor Latoya Silmon reports Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz admits the new law is complicated, but he says his department has studied it and trained for its implementation.

    On Friday, Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz showed other law enforcement agencies what they've learned along the way. The Tulsa County jail actually has a finger print system that identifies and catalogs every illegal immigrant who has been arrested.

    With House Bill 1804 taking effect next week, Sheriff Glanz says it's important law enforcement agencies know what to look out for, but he says there's a misconception about how they'll go about it.

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    Re: Sheriff Shares His Knowledge On Immigration Law

    Quote Originally Posted by zeezil
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    Under the new law, illegal immigrants can be deported if they commit a crime
    http://www.kotv.com/news/local/story/?id=138629
    What does this mean? If they commit a crime?
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    If they are working...they stole somebodys SS number....
    Illegally coming across the border is a crime (if they would just enforce it)
    I'm sure we can come up with a batch more.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by grandmasmad
    If they are working...they stole somebodys SS number....
    Illegally coming across the border is a crime (if they would just enforce it)
    I'm sure we can come up with a batch more.....
    (1) Violating the immigration law is a CRIME
    (2) Re-entering after deportation is a FELONY CRIME
    (3) Forging documents is a FELONY CRIME
    (4) Passing forged documents is a FELONY CRIME
    (5) Stealing ID is a FELONY CRIME
    (6) Using stolen ID is a FELONY CRIME

    We cannot effectively enforce any laws if we ignore other laws, specifically those against illegal entry and occupation of the United States of America.
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