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April 29, 2010
Still on Probation
By Ruben Navanette
SAN DIEGO -- It's a common case of mistaken identity -- and a running joke among upper middle-class
Latinos.
There are many stories, but here's just one. A Mexican-American friend of mine who is a corporate
executive was mowing his lawn in an affluent and predominantly white neighborhood. He was unshaven
and dressed in work clothes when a passerby complimented him on the landscaping job and asked for a
business card. "What's the name of your company?" he asked. My friend smiled_and responded:
tlSprint."
Welcome to the club. You're not really Latino until
you've been mistaken for the valet, the gardener, the
nanny, etc. That's the gag. It's good for a laugh.
Yet being profiled by your neighbor is one thing, and being singled out by law enforcement is another.
And so no one is amused by what is unfolding in the Grand Canyon state.
Arizona Senate Bill I 070 is ghastly legislation signed into law by Gov. Jan Brewer because she lacked
the courage to stop the madness. It specifies: "For any lawf~l contact made by a law enforcement
official... where reasonable suspicion exists that the person is an alien who is unlawfully present in the
United States, a reasonable attempt shall be made, when pra~ticable, to determine the immigration status
of the person." I
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Note the clever word choice. In order 10 get the ball rolling, 'an officer need only establish "lawful
contact." Misguided defenders of the legislation are desperately attempting to portray the law as
consistent with how things have been done for years. They say that "lawful contact" means that the
officer must have already pulled over a motorist or questioned him about a crime or infraction. The
inference is that only people who break the law need worry about being asked for documents to prove
they have the legal right to be in the United States. '
This is not so. Proponents spent months touting the bill because, they said, change is: necessary. And
now that it's a law, they want to convince us that nothing has changed. Then why pass a law in the first
place? Also, "lawful contact" is simply the opposite of "unlawful contact." A police officer passing
someone on the street and saying "Good morning" is lawful contact. And from that point, it's game on.
So the Fourth Amendment and the due process rights of a Latino population that accounts for about 30
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percent of the slate now hinge on how beat cops and state troopers interpret the phrase "reasonable
suspicion." What do you suppose the chances are that people with blond hair, fair skin and blue eyes
will raise reasonablc suspicions? Conversely, how many native-born Latinos will be hassled,
inconvenienced and unlawfully detained?
This law is a reality check for all Latinos. It's a helpful reminder that -- as hard as we work, as much as
we accomplish and progress -- we are, by virtue of skin color or accent or Spanish surname, still on
probation as far as some people are concerned. And we will be for life.
Even as a Mexican-American who was born in the United States with a family whose roots in this
country can be traced to the 19th century, to some of my countrymen I'm just one step removed from an
illegal immigrant who arrived herc from Mexico last week. Some readers even marvel at how wclll've
learned English since arriving here.
I suppose they mean from my native Central California.
We might be Rhodes scholars, federal judges, governors, FBI agents or Medal of Honor recipients and
yet we're just one short phrase away from being put in our place and forced to prove that we belong
here. The phrase: "reasonahle suspicion."
This law is also a different sort of reality check for everyone else. It clears up a mystery. Many
Americans have long been baffled by the fact that Latinos who have the right to be in the United States -
- whether they are native-born citizens or here legally -- will often interfere with efforts to harass, round
up and remove illegal immigrants.
Some of them want to know: "What's this to you?" Others -~ in a tune familiar to American Jews --
accuse the obstructionists of having "divided loyalties." StiJJ others assume it's simply because these
Latinos must have "relatives who are illegal."
Now you know the real reason. Look at Arizona. To some people, we're all the same.
Fine. In that case, this isn't some someone else's fight. This is ours. Game on.
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agents on duty than ever before,
apprehensions of would-be immigrants
along the 2,000-mile border have
dropped from a peak of 1,8 million in
fiscal 2000 to 556,000 in fiscal 2009.
,Some of the decrease might be the result
of tougher border enforcement, but the
weakness of the U.S. economy also could
be a factor.
The notion that the first thing to do is
"secure the border" between the United
States and Mexico n and only then
worry about comprehensive immigration
reform n falls somewhere between
hopeful fantasy and cynical cop-out. It's
a good sound bite but would be a
ridiculous policy.
There has been much sound and fury
about Mexico's rampant drug violence
spilling over into the United States n
much of it wrong, at least as far as
Arizona is concerned, Sen. John McCain,
who should know better, said recently
that failure to secure the border "has led
to violence n the worst I have ever seen."
Gov. Jan Brewer said she signed the
state's outrageous new law because of
"border-related violence and crime due to
illegal 'immigration." But law enforcement
Fact-based analysis is increasingly out of
fashion, however, and so the border-first
hallucination has become popular among
politicians and pundits reacting to
Arizona's new "breathing while Latino"
law. The measure, which has sparked
angry protests nationwide, orders police
to act on "reasonable suspicion" in
identifying, arresting and jailing
undocumented immigrants.
Anyone who thinks such extremism
could be quelled if the federal
government would just "secure the
border" really ought to visit Arizona and
take a look. Or at least consult a map, Or
even just read up on what is happening
at the border -- which, according to Pima
County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik, "has
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Border !iecurity isn't Jh~. problem.
officials in border communities say this
simply is not true.
cross scorched, unforgiving desert.
Undocumented migrants already find
ways to overcome daunting and
potentially deadly obstacles, and it
would take a lot more than rhetoric to
make the border truly "secure."
Roy Bermudez, assistant police chief of
the border city of No gales, told the
Arizona Republic that "we have not,
thank God, witnessed any spillover
violence from Mexico." The newspaper
reported -- citing figures from FBI crime
reports and local police agencies -- that
crime rates along the border have been
"essentially flat for the past decade."
Violent crime is down statewide, as it is
nationally.
It should be pointed out there wouldn't
be any drug-related violence along either
side of the border if Americans would
curb their insatiable demand for illegal
drugs. It also bears noting that the
Mexican drug cartels procure their
assault weapons on the U.S. side of the
border, where just about anyone with a
pulse can buy a gun.
An attempt to design a high-tech
"virtual" fence using sensors and cameras
has not gone welL The equipment has
not becn able to discern people from
wildlife. And even if there were a system
that could alert authorities whenever an
illegal immigrant had stepped onto U.S.
soil, how would authorities find him or
her in the vast wilderness?
Still, it's hard to argue, in principle,
against making every effort to lock down
the border. The problems come in
figuring out how to translate principle
into practice.
It would be possible to build a 2,000-
mile-long Berlin Wall, complete with
watchtowers. But it would be stupid and
counterproductive. The U.S.-Mexico
relationship is vital, economically and
,
politicillly, and the border has to bc
perme'1ble enuugh to permit a massive
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legitimate daily flow of goods and
people.
Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon, who is
seeking approvallo sue the state to
overturn the new law, told me on Monday
that the only solution is comprehensive
reform that provides a path to
citizenship for undocumented
immigrants already settled here, a legal
way for temporary workers to come and
go, and increased quotas for Mexicans
who want to immigrate permanently.
The answer is not a bigger wall. And the
answer surely is not Arizona's shameful
new law, which, Gordon said, "doesn't do
one thing but make our city less safe."
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readers at I p.m. Eastern time Tuesday.
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