someone who doesn t look american will be. the law specifically said that police cannot use that. examples arizona has a terrible smuggling problem. it is speeding or no tail light. you can see it is overcrowded and jammed with people . the driver doesn t have identification. the policemen thinks he is acting evasively. that is reasonable suspicion. that is going to be defined as a group of circumstances and not a person s appearance or shoes or anything like that. byron, thanks for coming on with your take on this. thanks for having me. meanwhile, a woman s home completely demolished. but the wrecking crew knocked down the wrong house. how did this happen? and one principal is trying
day, a good guy by the way, a straight shooter. do we have that tape, chris? put that up if you could. let s watch this together. mr. aguilar, i ll bring you in that. would you ask that question of her? no, the question itself seems judgmental. i think that s a good point for you to make. then why did she try to answer it? rick, that too is an unfair question. because i m putting you in a situation where you may have to criticize your own governor. and i don t want to do that to you. thank you. he kind of knew what we were getting at there. it s almost like the governor was saying she was going to have az post put out a description of what an illegal immigrant looks like. ouch. you also agree that that wouldn t have been right, correct? well, it wouldn t make legal sense because the a person being unlawfully present in the country has no look. a person can be from any corner of the globe. thank you. it s defined by conduct. so your conduct might be that you re act
they proceed. give me some sense of what would constitute that reasonable suspicion? i think as you noted in your in your op-ed, that is well established in law. but in this particular chase, a police officer pulls somebody over, in the state of arizona, for an unrelated matter, a traffic stop yeah. what happens next? well, reasonable suspicion has been defined by the courts as a combination of factors. there have to be several more than one factor present. in a traffic stop in arizona, a typical situation might be you have a ford windstar van with 16 people crammed inside and they re on a known alien smuggling corridor and no one in the vehicle has any documentation, any identification whatsoever. and the driver s acting evasively. those factors combined would say, yes, there s reasonable suspicion that the occupants of that vehicle, some of them may be here illegally. so, what changes under that law, the same scenario that you just described were to happen prior to