Sheriff Joseph Arpaio is a first generation Italian immigrant who is against immigration - Mary Cummins

Joe Arpaio, Joseph Michele Arpaio, Joseph Michael Arpaio, Sheriff, Maricopa County Arizona, Italy, Italian, Springfield, Massachusetts, father, mother, wife, children, Josephine Marinaro, Nicola Arpaio, Nicholas, Ciro, brother, Michael Louis Arpaio, Rose Balboni, Michele Arpaio, Brigida Cardellichis, Ava Jeraldine Lam, Rocco Joseph Arpaio, Vicki Rae Collins, Sherry Anne Arpaio, Philip Boas, crazy, senile, immigrants, Mexican, Mexicans, discrimination, abuse of power

UPDATE: 03/29/2017. I've done more research and can't find Joe Arpaio's parents' naturalization records. Per a 1930 census "Nicholas Cero Arpaio" born 1901 in Italy came to the US in 1923 and is naturalized per his own statement. He was living as a boarder. Below is the family tree.

Joe Arpaio, Joseph Michele Arpaio, Joseph Michael Arpaio, Sheriff, Maricopa County Arizona, Italy, Italian, Springfield, Massachusetts, father, mother, wife, children, Josephine Marinaro, Nicola Arpaio, Nicholas, Ciro, brother, Michael Louis Arpaio, Rose Balboni, Michele Arpaio, Brigida Cardellichis, Ava Jeraldine Lam, Rocco Joseph Arpaio, Vicki Rae Collins, Sherry Anne Arpaio, Philip Boas, crazy, senile, immigrants, Mexican, Mexicans, discrimination, abuse of power

In the 1940 census in Springfield, Massachusetts he again stated he was naturalized. His dad only completed the fourth grade. He states he works 60 hours a week. Joseph's middle name is indeed "Michele" and not "Michael." It's also the name of his grandfather. If anyone has found the naturalization records, let me know.

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Joseph M. "Joe" Arpaio (born June 14, 1932) is "the six-time elected sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, which contains the state capital, Phoenix, and is one of the most populous counties in the United States. First voted into office in 1992, Arpaio is responsible for law enforcement in Maricopa County. This includes management of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office (MCSO), county jail, courtroom security, prisoner transport, service of warrants, and service of process."

"Arpaio was born in Springfield, Massachusetts on June 14, 1932, to Italian parents, both from Lacedonia, Italy. Arpaio's mother died while giving birth to him, and Arpaio was raised by his father, a grocery store owner. Arpaio completed high school and worked in his father's business until age 18 when he enlisted in the United States Army."

Why are all these naturalized immigrants so against immigration? Do they believe they should not have been allowed in the country? Was it okay to let them in but just no one else after them? I just don't get it.

Sheriff Joe's dad was Nicola Ciro Arpaio. He owned the grocery store DelVecchio & Arpaio, Union Park Realty Inc and Union Car Wash in Springfield, Massachusetts. This was in 1965. He listed his occupation as "traveling salesman" at his Lodge the Order of the Sons of Italy in Italian and English. His address is listed as 21 Cedar, Springfield, Massachusetts which was a three unit 6+4 built in 1899. I believe it was recently torn down and is now the cemetery.

Nicola Ciro Arpaio, Joseph Arpaio, springfield, massachusetts, italian, italy, immigrant

Why do immigrants hate other immigrants so much? What's even odder is Joe's daughter Sherry seems like a very nice woman who has four adopted children. One is black, one Mexican, one has down syndrome and the last is a blonde boy. His daughter doesn't have a problem with people of other races. His son Rocco was married to a Mexican or part Mexican.

I have a feeling that first generation immigrants got a lot of shit from white protestants and others than came before them. They were considered dirty, uneducated people. When these people finally come to power they treat others the same shitty way they were treated. You'd think you'd want to do the opposite and be nice to them as you know how they felt.

Joe Arpaio here calls immigrants, "dirty," "diseased," "lazy," "drug addicts," "alcoholics," "criminals," ..... I actually used to look up to the fact that I thought he ran the jails well. I thought he did a good job with animal control. If you take a closer look, that isn't the case. I think he's lost his way big time especially to hang out with the likes of Donald Trump.

Mary Cummins of Animal Advocates is a wildlife rehabilitator licensed by the California Department of Fish and Game. Mary Cummins is also a licensed real estate appraiser in Los Angeles, California.

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