Sheriff Joe Arpaio told WND today he intends to fight Justice
Department allegations that his office violated federal civil rights
laws in enforcing immigration laws in Maricopa County, Arizona.
He further affirmed that his office will proceed with the Cold Case Posse investigation into the authenticity of Barack Obama's birth certificate and his eligibility to be president, which is scheduled to release preliminary findings in February.
In the Obama eligibility investigation, Arpaio's investigative team has amassed hundreds of pages of documentation and taken testimony from dozens of experts in preparation for a final phase of field investigation.
"President Obama has just put a welcome sign on the U.S. border with Mexico," Arpaio told WND in response to the Justice Department complaint.
He further affirmed that his office will proceed with the Cold Case Posse investigation into the authenticity of Barack Obama's birth certificate and his eligibility to be president, which is scheduled to release preliminary findings in February.
In the Obama eligibility investigation, Arpaio's investigative team has amassed hundreds of pages of documentation and taken testimony from dozens of experts in preparation for a final phase of field investigation.
"President Obama has just put a welcome sign on the U.S. border with Mexico," Arpaio told WND in response to the Justice Department complaint.
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