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We shouldn’t
accept a system that discourages a local police officer from enforcing immigration
laws, but we do.
The brutal attack and rape that took place last December in a New York City park
should have never happened. If this legislation had been in place, it would have never
been permitted to happen.
A
Tool Kit
for
Advocates
Sample Editorials
Following are two actual editorials on the CLEAR Act/Homeland Security
Enhancement Act. One represents the side opposing the legislation and other
represents the side favoring the legislation.
These are included as examples and are for illustrative purposes only. Please do not
copy the text below and use it in your own work.
Anti-CLEAR/HSEA
ATHENS (GA) BANNER-HERALD
Feds shouldn’t unload immigration burden on state, local police
November 6, 2003
It’s not easy to craft an anti-crime bill that’s disliked by police officers, but that’s just
what Rep. Charlie Norwood seems to have done.
The legislation, which is titled the Clear Law Enforcement for Criminal Alien Removal
Act of 2003 (or CLEAR Act), would pressure local and state law enforcement agencies
into joining the search for illegal immigrants. If an agency declines to take part, it
could lose access to federal funds.
For instance, according to an Associated Press report, the bill would call on local and
state police officers to demand proof of citizenship on routine traffic stops.
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