Arizona's New Immigration Law

[joethiesmanfan]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

a police officer can walk up to you and ask for your id at any time. whether your hispanic or not. if there is a law that requires you to carry an id when in public (which there might be in every state) and you dont have that id then you might be screwed if your illegal.

a police officer can knock on your door and ask if he can search your home. you can say no and the cop cant do anything about it. (in the real world, you say no, the cop does what he wants anyway then claims consent or exigent circumstances like the smell of burning marijuana or a guy was sitting on the couch acting nervous and i had to search him and the area for any weapons and i just so happened to find the cocaine under the bathroom sink upstairs where hypothetically the nervous guy could have ran up to and retrieved a weapon from)

when i lived in san diego, i lived in what they call the ghetto. its not really ghetto, at least not by DC standards. there were a shit ton of illegals but they were great. so close to the border they were so worried about everything that they wouldnt bother you, very very polite and respectful.

Even in South Carolina that won't fly. No search warrant no coming in. We need to bring that subject up when it comes to government waste. I know a few folks who have gotten between 100,000 to 200,000. People have rights ya know.

[over the mountain]

Originally Posted by joethiesmanfan

Even in South Carolina that won't fly. No search warrant no coming in. We need to bring that subject up when it comes to government waste. I know a few folks who have gotten between 100,000 to 200,000. People have rights ya know.

joey, ive spent alot of time on all sides of the law. i just got off the phone talking with an addict who is a person of interest in a drug dealer murder in dc. while what happened to her would never happen to me or you, it happens in the ghetto all the time.

ive reviewed search warrant applications, have sat in every chair imaginable for criminal cases.

trust me, no warrant no entry may be the law on paper (excluding no knock warrants) but in the real world the ends justify the means.