Thanks to a muddled decision handed down by the Supreme Court on June 25, Arizona police officers now have broad authority to stop, search and question individuals – citizen and non-citizen alike. While the law prohibits officers from considering race, color, or national origin, it amounts to little more than a perfunctory nod to discrimination laws on the books, while paving the way for outright racial profiling.
via lewrockwell.com
I used to hate this in other countries. Never thought it would be law in the US to show me your papers. Perpetual traveler, anyone. http://iperpetualtraveler.com
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