New Race Rule Unfair to Cops? (illegal aliens, law, accuse, Mexican)
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They're not being asked what the person's race was......just asked to check a box yes/no if they knew the "suspected?" race prior to pulling them over. Given all the tinted windows these days, I'm guessing it would be mostly a "no" at night.
I am at a total loss as to what possible purpose this can serve. So, if an officer realized the race prior to stopping a speeding car, does that indicate his/her intentions were racially motivated? Should the offender not receive a ticket unless the officer indicates the race was not known in advance?
I couldn't pull the article up (for some reason foxnew.latino will not load on my computer, tried the other day so it is not the link) but am interested in reading it. Whose bright idea was this anyway?
If talking about Hispanics; we can be of any race. Or a mix. Maybe I dont understand being I dont look like a normal Mexican, the Spanish in me makes me look anglo.
Before someone mentioned this is not related to illegal immigration, I believe this law will have a direct impact on the incidence of illegals driving, and the perception of an officer prior to stopping a car. I also believe it will be used to accuse officers of racial profiling involving Hispanic illegal aliens. If not, perhaps it should be moved to an appropriate forum.
I couldn't pull the article up (for some reason foxnew.latino will not load on my computer, tried the other day so it is not the link) but am interested in reading it. Whose bright idea was this anyway?
There’s a video on the link. I’ll see if I can post it without the article.
I couldn't pull the article up (for some reason foxnew.latino will not load on my computer, tried the other day so it is not the link) but am interested in reading it. Whose bright idea was this anyway?
It was a video, but here's a link to a text article
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