DOJ Fines Denver Sheriff Dept For Only Hiring U.S. Citizens for Deputy Positions

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This is insane but just what you'd expect from america-hating obama.

http://lawnewz.com/high-profile/doj...onsidering-u-s-citizens-for-deputy-positions/

nov 22 2016 The Justice Department reached a settlement this week with the Denver Sheriff Department, after they allegedly discriminated against work-authorized immigrants by only considering the applications of U.S. citizens.

“The Denver Sheriff Department discriminated based on citizenship status by requiring applicants for deputy sheriff positions to be U.S. citizens and publishing job postings with U.S. citizenship requirements, in violation of the INA (Immigration and Nationality Act),” a statement from the DOJ reads. INA prohibits employers from limiting jobs to U.S. citizens (except where they are required to do so by law).

The Sheriff Department will pay $10,000 in civil penalties. They will also have to go through their old applications and identify those who may have been disqualified due to the citizenship requirement. In addition, they are required to train human resources on the anti-discrimination provision of the INA.
 
Denver

The Denver Sheriff’s Department is the largest sheriff’s department agency in the state of Colorado and relies on 1,525 full-time sworn personnel to protect and serve the Denver area.2 The current Sheriff is Gary Wilson, a 22-year veteran of the Denver Sheriff Department.

For anyone who would like to work as a Denver sheriff or sheriff deputy, the department requires that all new candidates must:

Be at least 21 years of age
Have a high school diploma or a GED certificate
Be a United States citizen
Possess a valid Colorado driver’s license
Pass written, physical and medical exam
Submit to a psychological exam and attend an integrity interview
Submit to an extensive background check and polygraph

Denver

Currently, the largest police force in Colorado is a Denver’s Police Force (with over 1,400 sworn officers) and operates under the direction of Chief Robert C. White.4 The hiring process to become a Denver cop is overseen by the Denver Civil Service Commission. The requirements state that all candidates must be US citizens and 21 years old by the time of applying. For educational requirements, applicants must hold a high school diploma or GED certificate. Additionally, all applicants must pass a number of written and physical examinations and complete a training process. All applicants for Police Officer must be eligible for POST Certification.

http://www.how-to-become-a-police-officer.com/states/colorado/


The DOJ is obviously overstepping its authority.....they have no right to set the states requirements of any state job.....
 
Fuck Loretta Lynch. I can't wait for that fucking bitch to leave office, so that a competent AG can clean-up house and reverse all of her stupidity.

:facepalm:
 
huh. You can hire non-us citizens to be police. I dunno why but I always assumed they had to be citizens.
 
I am puzzled about this thread.......I have been told by several liberals on this board that the federal government can't make cities to anything.....
 
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