claim: "if you read the arizona (immigration) law, what it says is if you are stopped for violating the law and they have a suspicion that you're illegal, they can ask you if you're legal."
author: rick scott
evidence_1: apr 28, 2010 ... the new arizona immigration law "says that any police officer can stop anyone  who appears to them to be reasonably suspicious of being an undocumented  person." ... and i'm going tell you something, if you and i are walking down the  street, you're not going to be the subject ... of reasonable suspicion.
evidence_2: the support our law enforcement and safe neighborhoods act is a 2010  legislative act in the .... arizona has a history of passing restrictions on illegal  immigration, including .... ultimately, she said, "we have to trust our law  enforcement. ... arresting those people if they could not prove they were legally in  the united states.
evidence_3: in fact, under the stop and frisk exception, the police can stop you on the street  and pat you down for anything illegal...as long as they have suspicion. ... that can  potentially threaten both law enforcement officers and the public. ... if the stop and  frisk gives rise to probable cause to believe the detainee has committed a crime,  ...
evidence_4: feb 9, 2018 ... why border patrol agents can board a bus or train and ask if you're a citizen ...  legal basis for such a practice, and whether current law gives these agents ...  their immigration status, as long as they have a "reasonable suspicion" ... it was a  violation of the fourth amendment for border patrol agents to stop a ...
evidence_5: this information is not intended as legal advice. ... know your rights: what to  do if you're stopped by police, immigration agents or ... we rely on the police to  keep us safe and treat us all fairly, regardless of race, ... if you are a passenger,  you can ask if you are free to leave. ... if you feel your rights have been  violated.