Texas Civil Rights Review - El Paso Civil Rights Project Sues Border Enforcement. PASO DEL NORTE CIVIL RIGHTS CENTER BRINGS FIRST LAWSUIT, SUES EL PASO COUNTY OVER SHERIFF SAMANIEGO’S OPERATION LINEBACKER

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Posted on: June 7th, 2006
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“The Paso del Norte Civil Rights Center, which held its inaugural reception just last Tuesday, has filed its first lawsuit. The Center has taken over a pro se federal complaint, filed by El Paso resident Carl Starr on May 26, against Sheriff Leo Samaniegos Operation Linebacker program.

The amended complaint, filed today in U.S. District Court in El Paso, adds El Paso County as a defendant because Operation Linebacker is a program of the county sheriff and thus of the county.

The suit alleges that Carl Starr, of Hispanic origin, was on a public county bus en route to El Paso from Tornillo, on March 21, 2006, when an El Paso deputy sheriff began following the bus, and pulled it over. This occurred about four miles west of Fabens on highway Texas 20. “

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