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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (563238)	4/27/2010 3:27:28 PM
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"The Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police opposed the measure, even though many law enforcement unions and advocacy groups supported it. John Thomas, a lobbyist for the Association of Chiefs of Police, said rural communities would be harmed disproportionately if residents are allowed to file lawsuits against cities or counties that do not enforce of federal immigration law. Many of those communities are small and do not have the ability to defend the suits, much less pay court costs and hefty fines if they lose. “They may not have an attorney,” he said. “They barely have (enough) police.” He suggested changing the bill to allow such suits to only be filed by county attorneys or the attorney general. “Nobody’s sitting around, waiting to sue the government,” he said." azcapitoltimes.com

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