
Forest Service Violated Civil Rights for Calling Border Patrol: Agree?
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2012/06/05 18:46:33
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America has gone a bit crazy... no longer can one federal agency call another federal agency for help in translating during a traffic stop.
The ACLU and Northwest Immigrant Rights Project sued to prevent the Border Patrol from making traffic stops.
The U.S. Forest Service's use of Border Patrol agents as language interpreters and for law enforcement in stops involving Latinos on Washington state's Olympic Peninsula is discriminatory, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says.
The ACLU and Northwest Immigrant Rights Project sued to prevent the Border Patrol from making traffic stops.
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Cuppajo 2012/06/05 18:51:33No, Calling Border Patrol is Normal




















If you stop people who don't speak English you get help.
If they are speaking Spanish a logical source for that help would be the border patrol.
If they are criminals turn them over to the appropriate authorities immediatel.
And illegal aliens are criminals.
1)The forest Service agent did not speak Spanish.
2)The person stopped spoke Spanish but not English.
3)Border Patrol agents (who were nearby) speak both English and Spanish.
This was the obvious solution.