Forks Group Wants to Monitor the Border Patrol
Forks Human Rights Group has presented the Forks City Council with a proposal to form a committee that would open a dialogue about the interaction between the Border Patrol and local residents.
The group's spokesperson said local police agencies should:
Engage immigrant communities in dialogue;
Educate immigrant communities on law enforcement’s role in immigration enforcement;
Develop written policies and procedures for handling undocumented immigrants; and
Monitor cases of racial profiling.
The City Council meeting had an overflow crowd of more than fifty attendees.
The group's spokesperson said local police agencies should:
Engage immigrant communities in dialogue;
Educate immigrant communities on law enforcement’s role in immigration enforcement;
Develop written policies and procedures for handling undocumented immigrants; and
Monitor cases of racial profiling.
The City Council meeting had an overflow crowd of more than fifty attendees.
Labels: Border Patrol Forks, Forks City Council, Forks Human Rights Group
posted by Tom Harper at 2:13 PM
12 Comments:
Good luck with that.
The border patrol should just declare martial law and be done with those pesky civilian governments. The nerve of those citizens to complain.
Hum, well, what ever, it seems that the natives still haven't figured out that many years ago they should have had a better department of homeland security.
The border patrol should just declare martial law and be done with those pesky civilian governments.
If the natives had done that would that have been considered martial law?
round them all up and send them back to mexico
we need more check points
can you all say criminals?
Can you all say a "Nation of the Fearfull"? And, "Osama bin Ladin Won?"
can you all say criminals?
Like our ancestors were?
Criminals should be fearful
Illegal = Out
Wasting more taxpayer $
Law enforcement looks at everyone as a potential criminal
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