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What a bunch of crap. If they are here illegaly then they should be reported and deported Hispanics want Dane County to end its 30-year-old policy of telling the feds about the illegal immigrants they book into jail. More than 100 people attended a public hearing in Madison Monday night to protest the practice. Concerns were raised after the number of jail inmates held for questioning by federal immigration authorities rose to 12 last November, and 20 last October.  Normally, it’s only about 6 per month.  Dane County Sheriff Dave Mahoney says it’s good public policy for different areas of law enforcement to work together.  Civil rights advocates say people risk being deported for as little as driving without a license.  Janet Parker of the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice says it discourages folks from cooperating with the police or even ask for their help when they need it. Mahoney assured the crowd his deputies never deny emergency...
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