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You know, when we stop someone and there's a violation of the law, regardless if it's a criminal violation, they're here illegally, they're going to be booked into our jail instead of turning them over to i.c.e. that's the way we operate. >> what's the disadvantage of turning them over to i.c.e.? what does i.c.e. not do that you do? >> they violated a law. they should go to jail, do their time if convicted and then we turn them over to i.c.e. why should we give them a pass just because they're here illegally? >> you're allowed to check the immigration status of people in your custody, but now ...

Correct -- correct me if i'm wrong -- to check the status of people they stop for whatever reason while on routine parole, is that correct? if a police officer is on routine parole under this -- under the judge's blocking of this law now on a patrol routine stop, say, for a broken taillight or something, arizona police would have had to check the immigration status. now, because she's blocked it, that requirement is not there, correct? >> no, no. they said require. you can still do it. >> right. you can still do it. you're just not required to do it? >> yeah, that's right. but i'm going to do ...

If they're convicted. you know, when we stop someone and there's a violation of the law, regardless if it's a criminal violation, they're here illegally, they're going to be booked into our jail instead of turning them over to i.c.e. that's the way we operate. >> what's the disadvantage of turning them over to i.c.e.? what does i.c.e. not do that you do? >> they violated a law. they should go to jail, do their time if convicted and then we turn them over to i.c.e. why should we give them a pass just because they're here illegally? >> you're allowed to check the immigration status of people in ...

Their time if they're convicted, and then we turn them over to i.c.e. why should we give them a pass just because they're here illegally? >> you're allowed to check the immigration status of people in your custody. but now because of this ruling other law enforcement groups and anyone will not be required, if i'm correct -- and correct me if i'm wrong -- to check the status of people they stop for whatever reason while on routine parole. is that correct? so if an officer is on a routine parole under this -- under the judge's blocking of this law now -- or excuse me, under this law it would hav...