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Colorado Wants to Use Fed. Database to Target Immigrants

A panel of police officers, lawyers, and criminal justice officials organized by the Colorado Department of Public Safety wants the federal government to allow state officials to access a federal government database of fingerprint records to help them locate immigrants who have committed crimes, reports Examiner.com. The panel also advocates adding 700 beds throughout Colorado and Wyoming to house suspected undocumented immigrants.

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