Opponents said the agreement could undermine trust with the Hispanic community and increase the likelihood of racial profiling. But sheriff’s officials said only two officers, both non-patrol, will be authorized for immigration issues.
Opponents said the agreement could undermine trust with the Hispanic community and increase the likelihood of racial profiling. But sheriff’s officials said only two officers, both non-patrol, will be authorized for immigration issues.
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