PHOENIX (Reuters) - police in Arizona on Wednesday began to perform a controversial "show your paper" provisions for illegal immigrants state law document preparation accused of racial judge a civil rights groups.
Police in the border with Mexico state authorized to immigration status inspection, they stop for any reason and the criminal suspect, a federal judge on Tuesday in the country illegally to lift the ban to prohibit regulation, such inspection.
Measures, insist on the United States Supreme Court ruled in June, is a wide range of Arizona clamp down on illegal immigrants signed into law, in 2010 republican governor Jan Brewer, frank enemy President Obama's government to part of the immigrants.
Brewer said, law is necessary, because the federal government failure, to ensure that the border with Mexico. She said, law enforcement is any racial judge a tree by its bark.
"It is definitely a new stage, here we will be very carefully to the infringement of citizens' rights of the condition monitoring," said Karen diagram mu Lin, management and interior ministry into go abroad and immigration law center lawyer, a group of joint challenge method.
"There is a hotline... here, people can report any violation or difficult, detained, occurred in the law," she added.
, in the maintenance measures, because it hit the three Arizona immigration rules, the United States Supreme Court has left open the door legal challenge, he said the constitution or other challenges after become effective measures, can undertake.
Has played two years of legal countermeasures human rights activists say they are ready to go to court soon, if they learn racial judge a tree by its bark or illegal detention circumstances.
Opponents of the measure also hope that in the proposed legal challenges, the ninth circuit court of appeals, and asked a court to stop the law enforcement.
Police in the phoenix and Tucson said, they are now the execution of law, although in the state of law enforcement agencies have said they expected change is not big, their security. The police did not specify what kind of law enforcement procedure, patrol personnel.
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Even in the lift the ban measures, the American civil liberties union said, bilingual hotline law has taken a 3500 call, of which nearly a third of the 6.5 million population is Hispanic americans in Arizona.
About 50 activists rally outside the federal immigration and customs enforcement bureau ICE, the agency is located in the central phoenix, late Wednesday, wanton disrespect for the law gestures.
"The big news is that we all not afraid, no certificate people here standing outside of the ICE, tell you, our organization and we are not disappear," carlos said Garcia, accumulated JiCengZu, Arizona. Prion characteristic is Spain's bridge.
On Tuesday after the court issued a statement, brewer said, the police "put their training and experience, this important task, as well as a solemn commitment, to serve the people, to protect our citizens and upholding the law.
"This means that all our laws, including those who judge a racial discrimination," she added.
Obama government operational measures, reason is it interfere with the federal immigration power, Arizona, in performing the federal government is expected to provide limited help.
Amber Cargile, in the order of the phoenix ICE spokesman said, the United States department of homeland security in Arizona officials have been told not to respond on immigration law enforcement the police's request, unless it is in line with the government's priorities.
Including convicted criminals, from the individual and recent beyond the mark, she said in a statement.
"The department of homeland security telephone will continue to abide by its legal requirements to verify a person's immigration status, requirements" Cargile said in a statement.
Last year, ICE received three telephone, every day to the order of the phoenix unit for verification. Cargile said, the agency received "normal quantity" the phone last Wednesday.




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