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APDecember 21, 2011: Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio shows his badge as 
he holds a ceremony where 92 of his immigration jail officers, who 
lost their federal power to check whether inmates are in the county 
illegally, turn in their credentials after federal officials pulled the Sheriff's office 
immigration enforcement powers in Phoenix.PHOENIX  A federal judge dealt a new 
setback Friday to the immigration enforcement efforts of America's self-proclaimed "toughest sheriff," 
barring his deputies from detaining people based solely on the suspicion that 
they're in the country illegally.The ruling sets the stage for a possible 
trial in a lawsuit that alleges racial profiling in the patrols in 
Maricopa County, Ariz., and would further limit Sheriff Joe Arpaio's immigration authority 
after Washington yanked his federal powers earlier this month.Lawyers pushing the lawsuit 
on behalf of five Latino clients also won class-action status that lets 
other Hispanics join th

ed our support for ongoing efforts to convene a dialogue among Iraqi 
political leaders," the vice president's office said.Biden's calls follow a wave of 
bombings in Baghdad earlier in the week that left at least 60 
people dead.The action has heated up just in the past week after 
the departure of the last U.S. forces in Iraq. Pentagon spokesman George 
Little tweeted Saturday that no U.S. combat forces remained in Iraq the 
day before Christmas.That has some U.S. officials concerned that the absence of 
a U.S. military presence has created a vacuum for a festering brew 
of unrest amid factional tensions that have lasted for decades but were 
kept under wraps during Saddam Hussein's tyranny and mitigated during U.S. liberation."It 
has been going on for decades," U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar said of 
the Sunni-Shiite conflict."For the moment we're hopeful that the al-Maliki government will 
hold together," Lugar, ranking Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told