Sheriff Joe, Thomas and others to join Pearce at presser on referendum
By Wally EdgeRep. Russell Pearce is sponsoring HCR2039, a referendum for November which would ban police departments from having sanctuary policies and mandate police officers verify the immigration status of those they have legitimate contact with. Tomorrow he will be joined at a presser by Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, County Attorney Andy Thomas and other law enforcement organizations including the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, the Buckeye Police Association.
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