Proposed WA bill could allow police to hire non-U.S. citizens, Pierce County sheriff says he refuses
- A Washington state bill, SB 5068, was passed unanimously by the state senate, allowing non-citizens to fill public service roles, including police officers.
- Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank stated he will not hire non-citizens for the Pierce County Sheriff's Office, expressing concern over the issue of officer shortages.
- Swank believes hiring non-citizens as police officers will not solve the officer shortage problem, stating that the real challenge lies in existing laws making it tough to hire officers.
- Senator John Lovick, the bill's sponsor, argued that SB 5068 would help ease the police officer shortage by allowing those authorized to work in the country to serve their communities.
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WA State Sheriff Won't Hire Migrants as Cops Despite Political Pressure
A WA state county sheriff has turned his back on a bill unanimously passed by the senate to allow non-citizens to become police officers. The post WA State Sheriff Won’t Hire Migrants as Cops Despite Political Pressure appeared first on Breitbart.
Proposed WA bill could allow police to hire non-U.S. citizens, Pierce County sheriff says he refuses
The new Pierce County sheriff said he will refuse to hire any non-U.S. citizen after a new WA bill passed, which would allow law enforcement to hire anyone who can legally work in the United States.
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