Sentence examples for enforcement check from inspiring English sources

The court, however, left intact the part of the law which requires that law enforcement check the immigration status of anyone detained or arrested, which has led to allegations of racial profiling.

Last May, during a routine code enforcement check, the town's building inspector discovered that the catering hall was operating without a public assembly license, required for any business where large gatherings are held.

It is clear that the most cost effective enforcement activity is to concentrate on criminal aliens via the Secure Communities fingerprint program and to implement new employer enforcement checks under the E-Verify program (in tandem with the Good Neighbor program).

Launched by DHS in 2008, S-Comm is an information-sharing system in which local law enforcement checks an individual against FBI databases — which automatically forward biometric data to the DHS.

I ask Mr Panagiotaros: how can it be right for a party in parliament to have a uniformed militia that takes on, violently, the role of law enforcement, checking papers and overturning market stalls?

One way local-law enforcement checks immigration status is through traffic checkpoints.

Is law enforcement checking for cell phone involvement (as the law allows) in every case they can?

Law enforcement checked the multiple buildings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School while lockdown procedures were in place, then slowly evacuated those inside while searching for the gunman.

"What I see as critical is the issue of how long," she said, questioning the length of a time the person would be held while Arizona law enforcement checked his or her status with the federal government.

Signed by Brewer in 2010, the law requires Arizona law enforcement to check the immigration status of the people they stop.

The law requires law enforcement to check the immigration status of anyone arrested for a crime if there is reasonable suspicion that the person is in this country illegally; it also allows them to cite illegal immigrants for failing to carry documents required under federal law, whether they've committed a crime or not.