Posted on May 28, 2007

City Council to police: “Check immigration status”

Others, however, said that the city must take measures to stem the tide of illegal immigration.

By a vote of 6-3, the Tulsa City Council on Thursday night approved a resolution designed to help combat illegal immigration.

Longstanding policy has prevented police in Tulsa from asking a person’s immigration status during an arrest.

Now, the council has passed a resolution which requires the arresting officer to determine the suspect’s immigration status, even during a misdemeanor arrest.

Originally, the resolution would have applied only to felony arrests. However, U.S. Representative John Sullivan, R-Okla., lobbied the council to include misdemeanors, and during last night’s meeting the councilors concurred.

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