Police Chief Wary Over Local Law Enforcement's Role In Immigration

San Jose, California Chief of Police Rob Davis questions the decision to use local government officers as a means of enforcing immigration law during a press briefing on Arizona's controversial immigration law Wednesday. (0:20)
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Police Chief Concerned Arizona's Immigration Law Will Break Down Trust

Los Angeles Chief of Police Charlie Beck warned Wednesday that laws like the Arizona immigration law will increase crime rather than decrease it since it destroys trust between the population and the police. (0:17)
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Police Chief Questions Federal Government's Ability To Handle Demands Of Arizona's Immigration Law

Following a meeting with Attorney General Eric Holder, police chiefs from several Western states held a press conference Wednesday to discuss concerns regarding Arizona’s controversial immigration law.

“We doubt the federal government can even handle the numbers of people that we will bring to them now for verification on immigration status,” Tuscon Chief of Police Roberto Villasenor said. (0:19)
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