PHOENIX - Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Chief Investigator Mike Zullo will be talking about President Barack Obama’s birth certificate on Thursday.

According to MCSO, Arpaio and Zullo will be presenting the “newest revelations” to the investigation of Obama’s birth certificate.

The press conference will be held at 4 p.m. on Thursday in Phoenix.

slugsrbad wrote:Can the citizens of Arizona sue him and get their tax money back? That's #$!&@ ridiculous.

Arpaio initially said no taxpayer money would be spent on the investigation and that it would be funded through donations to the posse. But he later promised to use the donations to reimburse the county for some costs after it was revealed that he had sent a sheriff's employee to Hawaii as part of the case.

The sheriff won praise in a 2012 tweet from Trump: "Congratulations to @RealSheriffJoe on his successful Cold Case Posse investigation which claims @BarackObama's `birth certificate' is fake"

The sheriff has never backed down from the investigation.

Two months ago, he said under oath in an unrelated deposition that the investigation into the birth certificate was ongoing. "And, by the way, that investigation is not done yet," Arpaio testified.

Arpaio has said the investigation was necessary because nearly 250 people tied to an Arizona tea party group raised forgery allegations about Obama's birth record.

slugsrbad wrote:Can the citizens of Arizona sue him and get their tax money back? That's fucking ridiculous.

The Savior wrote:The incompetence here is alarming.

Obamas failure to act here is astounding.

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RIO GRANDE CITY — Just a few weeks before taking office, President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team has already taken steps toward fulfilling his campaign promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo.

“My understanding is that the sectors have been asked by headquarters at the request of the transition team, ‘Tell us where you think we ought to have a wall,’” Cuellar said.

“I can tell you about the one in Laredo; they basically said no wall,” Cuellar said referring to the Laredo sector’s response. “But, nevertheless, they said ‘No, that’s not good enough, come back and tell us where we ought to put fence, wall, structure, whatever you want to call it.’”

“Kay Granger and I added $750 million to help the northern triangle,” he said referring to the Texas congressman who also sits on the House Appropriations Committee. “That was about a year ago, and as of maybe at least two weeks, they had only used $23 million out of the $750 million while we’re still having a large number of unaccompanied kids that are still coming in at this particular time.”

Cuellar hoped the funds would be used to provide assistance to Central America but also reiterated the need to secure the border.

“There’s some of us that believe that we can’t just play defense on the one yard line where we spend over $18 billion a year on border security,” he said.