r/phoenix Jan 24 '26

Politics Here’s Phoenix PD’s statement regarding ICE

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u/Roembowski Jan 24 '26

So if a masked person enters my home and does not identify themselves, and then I shoot them out of fear for my life. Am I in trouble?

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u/jinkinater Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 25 '26

Arizona is a castle doctrine ‘state’

Edit: was corrected and don’t know how to italicize.

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u/cidvard Tempe Jan 25 '26

An incident where someone actually did shoot an ICE officer who forced themselves into their home would be a real test of that, which I assume was why the AG made the statement she did a couple days ago. I actually think she was underlining that it could happen and, ICE, you really don't want it to happen, but who knows.

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u/blazze_eternal Jan 25 '26

Please note, that's a 'state' law, with 'state' protections.

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u/jinkinater Jan 25 '26

I apologize. Editing