ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE OFFERS THEIR SUPPORT TO THE U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENTThe Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police (AACOP) supports the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
ICE, who's motto is "Protecting National Security and Upholding Public Safety," plays an important role in law enforcement efforts to keep its residents safe and secure and AACOP would strongly oppose any attempts to abolish this agency. |
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In case you may have not heard, the Arizona Associationof Chiefs of Police have partnered with American Military University (AMU) to provide more than 200 College Degree Programs at significant savings. The partner savings place AMU Bachelor’s and Master Degree Programs lower than most all other universities. Additionally, the degree programs are 100% on-line to help officers and family’s busy work schedules. AMU is an on-line learning experience driven by faculty who have real-world experience and the knowledge to equip you and family members with the skills needed to face today’s challenges. AMU has been awarded the top On-Line Bachelor’s Degree Program three years in a row.
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