Do U agree with 500 Organizations demanding that the Obama administration terminate the 287(g) program?

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ACLU affiliates across the country have reported problems and complaints about local law enforcement agencies with 287(g) agreements engaging in profiling and harassing Latino communities. Some of the most serious complaints regard abuses by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Arizona, which has one of the largest 287(g) programs in the country. These massive abuses have been fueled by Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's federal authority under the program and the absence of ICE monitoring. In July 2008, the ACLU filed a class action lawsuit, Ortega v. Arpaio, against Arpaio and his department challenging the illegal racial profiling of Latinos in Maricopa County.

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Nothing is perfect.

Not particularly. However, it sounds as if the program is far from perfect.

No way!!!!! We need to strictly enforce the laws!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/bastard/2009/08/end_287g_program_urges_letter.php

The Feds have had 23 years to fix the problem. Instead they have made it worse by constantly offering legislation to give them more benefits. When they get serious about the situation then leave immigration enforcement up to them, until them it's any law enforcement agent who is willing to take it on.It is ironic that the ACLU filed suit in the county where the most Federal Immigration Law Breakers are concentrated. Imagine that, finding criminals where criminals are and the ACLU cannot stand it.This is total bull. they do not want anyone rounding up and finding out who is illegal and that is all their is to it. I never understood how it is racial profiling in many cases if it is a hispanic or latino neighborhood. these people are getting away with so many crimes because of this whining racial profiling. It is past the ridiculous stage.

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Explain this to me like I'm a four-year-old. Republicans are against health care reform?

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"The price tag is now under a trillion. That is over 10 years," Ross said. "That is less money than what George W. Bush passed."

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Because Bush did not allow Medicare to negotiate prescription rates with Big Pharma. The bill actually hurt seniors and helped the pharmaceuticals.

Since Bush spent like a Democrat, perhaps they thought Obama was serious when he promised change and that he meant he would not spend like a Democrat. It appears that Obama is simply continuing Bush's spending ideology. However, Obama may tax us to pay for it which would be different from Bush. He is already supporting policies of inflation, which is a hidden and arbitrary tax as J. M. Keynes has pointed out.

edit: As for your question, Bush wasn't a conservative.

I think you about covered it. I just want another opportunity to state publicly that my own personal blue dog, Melancon, doesn't have a chance in hell to be Senator, and the guy he's running against is David "I pay for sex and my wife doesn't care" Vitter.

I don't think you need it explained to you at all, Denzel. You seem to understand it just fine. It's the right-wingers who need things explained to them as if they were four years old. But then, that would make them more mature than they currently are, wouldn't it?Republicans are only against health care reform because they're greedy and uncompassionate, and really want to grasp on their money and not pay taxes to help the less fortunate. To a republican, helping other people is unheard of.Republicans are against this kind of reform.If you libs really wanted health care reform you would of pressured Bill Clinton to sign the countless bills sent up to him by Republicans.There's one important difference you didn't mention... Bush didn't pay for a dime of it. That money is still sitting on the books whereas Obama has repeatedly said he will not sign a reform bill unless it's "deficit neutral."does it matter if the idea is good or bad? no of course not thats the way two party politics work