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I have spoken to our statewide police training commission today. anticipating the governor's signature, they have already completed the lesson plans to properly instruct arizona police officers in what is a legitimate thing to make, to increase suspiciousness and what should not be used. and in the law itself, we say, you cannot use ethnicity or race. >> miguel, the final thought? >> they're concerned about crime. this is going toy -- to create even more crime. immigrants from now will be afraid to report crimes when they see them. if you are an illegal immigrant and the house next door is bur...

>> representative cavanaugh, what in the bill, specifically says, what, what reasonable suspicion is? because i have looked at it a couple times. i don't think i have seen anything -- we talked about this last night. but other than -- under, you know federal law, and supreme court upheld, if a police officer sees, you know something suspicious, shows commission of a crime or intention to commit a crime that is reasonable and the person can be approached. but other than someone just being illegal, what, what makes it all right to approach them? and behaviors, what sort of behaviors? >> it would...