Arizona has stirred controversy with its new law giving local law enforcement officers authority to question people they suspect of not being in the U.S. legally. David L. Altheide, a professor who splits his time between Tempe and Olympia, offers observations about Arizona's approach.
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03 June 2010
#Arizona syndrome: 'We have met the enemy and it is us'
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