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BORDER PATROL AGENTS INDICTED FOR CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

Published on 2011/08/05 by in Border News

The Border Patrol agents who murdered of 19 year old US Citizen Carlos La Madrid, 15-year-old Sergio Adrian Hernandez Guereca, Ramses Barron Torres, 17, of Nogales Sonora, on the Arizona border are still walking free today, but two other weren’t so lucky. A federal grand jury in Tucson returned a 5-count indictment today against Dario

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Border Action Network launches community education campaign

Published on 2010/08/03 by in Uncategorized

Arizona based Border Action Network today launched their “Get Informed, Be Prepared, Get Involved” community education campaign throughout the state! A new website (www.ban1070.com), has been established in addition to a new phone hotline to report abuses (1-877-908-1070), as well as a new strategy for community meetings across the state to educate, inform and prepare

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DOJ Lawsuit against Joe Arpaio “imminent”?

Published on 2010/08/03 by in Uncategorized

The Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, is apparently fed up with Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio refusal to cooperate with their investigation into allegations of discrimination and unconstitutional searches and seizures. In a letter sent to Arpaio today, Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez gave the Sheriff’s Office until Aug. 17 to cooperate with the

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Barnett Civil Rights Trial – Daily Synopsis [UPDATED]

Published on 2009/02/11 by in Uncategorized

DAY 1-3 It is ironic that the DeConcini Federal Courthouse boasts what are likely the most spectacular views of Tucson. The panoramic display of the Catalinas, Saguaros cacti, and the city itself—bustling with visitors attending the recent opening of the annual Gem Show is truly a wonderful sight to see from the building’s 5th floor.

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