arizona. i m in an open air prison known as tent city, it is home to more than 1000 inmates, the section imean more than 1000 inmates, the section i mean right now is mostly illegal immigrants. this place is the brainchild of my guess is today, the self styled toughest sheriff in america, drew up i/0. he has stoked a national controversy with his all out campaign against illegal immigrants joe all out campaign against illegal immigrants joe arpaio. the all out campaign against illegal immigrants joe arpaio. the united states to mexico, 100 miles to the south. the question is if his campaign riding roughshod over the us constitution? sheriffjoe arpaio welcome to hardtalk. in the last few years you have focused your time and resources on the issue of illegal immigration. why? first of all the talk about resources . why? first of all the talk about resources. i had special grants from the state legislature that helped out. when people talk about i waste my budget out. whe
i m in an open air prison known as tent city. it s home to more than 1,000 inmates. the section i m in right now is mostly illegal immigrants. and this place is the brainchild of my guest today the self styled ‘toughest sheriff in america, joe arpaio. he has stoked a national controversy with his all out campaign against illegal immigrants who are coming into the united states from mexico, just 100 miles and more to the south. the question is, is his campaign riding roughshod over the us constitution? sheriffjoe arpaio, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. in the last three years or so, you focused more and more of your time and your resources on the issue of illegal immigration. why? well, first of all, you talk about resources. i did had special grants from the state legislature, so that helped out. when people talk about i waste my budget going afterjust illegal aliens, the reason i started focusing on this problem was that two new state laws were passed, that no one talk
interview with europe joe another chance to see their 2010 interview with europejoe arpaio. sheriff. welcome to hardtalk from phoenix, arizona. i m in an open air prison known as tent city. it s home to more than 1,000 inmates. the section i m in right now is mostly illegal immigrants. and this place is the brainchild of my guest today the self styled ‘toughest sheriff in america, joe arpaio. he has stoked a national controversy with his all out campaign against illegal immigrants who are coming into the united states from mexico, just 100 miles and more to the south. the question is, is his campaign riding roughshod over the us constitution? sheriffjoe arpaio, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. in the last three years or so, you focused more and more of your time and your resources on the issue of illegal immigration. why? well, first of all, you talk about resources. i did had special grants from the state legislature, so that helped out. when people talk about i waste
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