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Sheriff calls for tougher immigration laws
Pasco sheriff cites drug rings from Mexico

Updated: Thursday, 27 May 2010, 6:01 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 27 May 2010, 6:01 PM EDT
DADE CITY - The sheriff of Pasco County says Florida needs to do what Arizona is doing to fight illegal immigration.

Sheriff Bob White says it was obvious to him after a drug bust his deputies made Thursday morning in Dade City.

The sheriff said that what made the bust significant was that the operation was relatively sophisticated, and it was
operated by two men who are in the United States illegally from Mexico.

Detectives seized numerous weapons and ammunition, including an AK-47 semi-automatic assault rifle.

Inside the home, investigators also found 309 grams of powder cocaine, 47 grams of meth and 22 grams of crack
cocaine.

Sheriff White said this is the second such drug operation broken up in Dade City that was operated by people from
Mexico who are not here legally. He says that means Florida needs a tough. "Arizona-style" immigration law of its own.

"I would push our legislature to adopt a law like Arizona's if not a little stricter," White said. "The point is that Arizona is
not the only state that's being affected by illegal aliens."

Sheriff White pointed to two recent drug busts involving people from Mexico.

"While the amount of narcotics is not particularly on the grand scale…the implications certainly are, we have a number
of people coming across our border, and a number of them are engaged in the drug trade," White said.

Sheriff White also said detectives are working to figure out the extent of the operation involved beyond Thursday's bust.