· KPAX · By MTN News · From the Border Crossing Law Firm media archive.
KPAX explains that the settlement called for five years of independent traffic-stop audits, logs of contacts with federal immigration authorities, an outside complaint auditor, and annual public reports. Patrol officials described the agency as an open book and pointed to a 2013 study that found no evidence of racial profiling.
The report captures both sides of the dispute: Shahid Haque and the plaintiffs sought enforceable oversight, while the Patrol continued to deny that profiling was systemic. The resulting agreement put future conduct, rather than an admission of fault, at the center of the resolution.