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Sheriff convicted of doing his sworn duty to protect and enforce the immigration laws of the United States.
"No one is above the law," tweeted U.S. Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz ..... unless your in the U.S. illegally, then we don't care about any laws that were broken.
Guilty of what? Ignoring a liberal federal court order to cease serious law enforcement patrols that, with probable cause, stopped some Latinos on suspicion that they are in the country illegally? Enforcing the immigration laws of the United States was his job.
"Throughout his time as sheriff, Arpaio continued his life's work of protecting the public from the crime that is illegal immigration. Even Canada is now recognizing that their immigration laws must be enforced.
He has done a lot in the fight against illegal immigration. He's a great American patriot. His pardon is fully deserved. Thank you for your service to our "country of laws" Sheriff Arpaio.
Any liberal judge that tells law enforcement to stop enforcing the law should be locked up. A judge can not overwrite a law that they don't particularly agree with. That is the job for legislators, not judges.
Illegals are never going to stop entering the United States until the consequences of violating the laws of the United States becomes a serious deterrent.
POTUS shreds rule of law (more), pardons Sheriff Joe Arpaio for criminal contempt Aug 25, 17:06
glad he's focused on what matters. Also, hello from Austin Texas! {nm} Aug 25, 17:25
watch out for Harvey {nm} Aug 25, 17:26
Category 4 so far - not (CATG5) yet. {nm} Aug 25, 21:22
Sheriff convicted of doing his sworn duty to protect and enforce the immigration laws of the United States. Aug 25, 22:23
Moral of the story - you don't have to follow laws that were passed by a party you don't agree with. Good to know. {nm} Aug 25, 22:27
Even during a storm, you can do your job. Its what you get paid for. Suspending law enforcement just creates more problems. Aug 25, 23:00
Contempt Of Court is not a Problem for a Birther when there is a Birther in the White House. {nm} Aug 25, 23:32
And Obama was never going to pardon Hillary if Comey decided to call it a "Crime" instead of a "Matter"? {nm} Aug 26, 00:09
Whataboutism. {nm} Aug 26, 00:24
About as relevant a hypothetical as "won't Trump pardon Bannon if he's charged with a hate crime?" {nm} Aug 26, 14:34
1 down 1,926 to go. Aug 28, 00:36
Taking Whataboutism to another level. {nm} Aug 28, 08:31
If Trump drops a nuke on North Korea, TJNFL1 will say that Democrat Truman did it first. {nm} Aug 28, 09:31
Historically, that would be accurate. Many similarities between Truman and Trump. {nm} Aug 29, 00:29
Having brown skin isn't probable cause. Latinos have been in Arizona longer than Anglos. {nm} Aug 27, 10:15
Maybe they were walking north? Maybe carrying a long peice of rope, or a shovel? Maybe their clothing said, "Made in Mexico"? Aug 29, 00:49
CBC: Trump's hinted pardon of ally Joe Arpaio called 'extremely unusual' (on legal and political grounds) Aug 28, 08:37
How can anyone at this point, say anything Trump does is 'extremely unusual'? {nm} Aug 29, 01:09
Unusual for POTUS considering precedents. Nothing unusual given Trump's short track record. {nm} Aug 29, 09:39
Prosecution was a politically motivated attempt by the Obama administration to undermine his re-election bid. {nm} Aug 29, 13:17
Ah, so then it was ok to break the law because he disagreed with the current administration's and court's decisions. {nm} Aug 29, 14:24
Convicting someone over an interpretation of a guideline sounds more political than it does criminal. Aug 29, 20:54
Here's an interesting thread from one of his CLERKS {nm} Aug 30, 07:53
If it's something he agrees with, it's a law. If it isn't, it's a "guideline". {nm} Aug 30, 09:08
i think thats a running joke from the first Pirates of the Caribbean. Just replace "pirate code" with "US Constitution" {nm} Aug 30, 09:20
We'll just call it a "matter". {nm} Sep 01, 02:01