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The Phoenix New Times posted a video of a notorious neo-Nazi approaching Sheriff Joe’s unmarked car, chatting with him, and telling the Sheriff, “We’ve got your back.” In the video, the Sheriff chats amiably with the neo-Nazi and his nativist friends, but seems unperturbed by either the group’s presence or its white supremacist philosophy. At one point in the conversation, Arpaio tells the anti-immigrant protestors that the pro-immigrant marchers are about an hour away.
Arpaio’s critics accuse his department of racial profiling and human rights abuses against Latino immigrants.
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