ALT-LEFT PLANS TO HIJACK PRESIDENT TRUMP’S AZ RALLY…Will He Really Make Them Crazy By Announcing Pardon For America’s Toughest Sheriff on Illegal Immigration?The pieces are in place ahead of President Donald Trump s rally in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday, with the nation waiting to see how it will play out.Officials are bracing for a deluge of tens of thousands of supporters and protesters, leading law enforcement to close roads and also for many businesses, offices, schools and even state courts to close their doors early.Although Trump visited Arizona seven times during his campaign, this is his first visit as president and likely to be a very different affair.  AZ CentralOn August 14, President Trump on Tuesday retweeted a Fox News story saying he was  seriously considering  pardoning former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio.FOX NEWS EXCLUSIVE: President Trump 'seriously considering' a pardon for ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio https://t.co/Rgw8l7i9Xl  FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) August 14, 2017President Trump may soon issue a pardon for Joe Arpaio, the colorful former Arizona sheriff who was found guilty two weeks ago of criminal contempt for defying a state judge s order to stop traffic patrols targeting suspected undocumented immigrants. In his final years as Maricopa County sheriff, Arpaio had emerged as a leading opponent of illegal immigration. I am seriously considering a pardon for Sheriff Arpaio,  the president said Sunday, during a conversation with Fox News at his club in Bedminster, N.J.  He has done a lot in the fight against illegal immigration. He s a great American patriot and I hate to see what has happened to him. Trump said the pardon could happen in the next few days, should he decide to do so.Arpaio, 85, was convicted by U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton of misdemeanor contempt of court for willfully disregarding an Arizona judge s order in 2011 to stop the anti-immigrant traffic patrols. Arpaio had maintained the law enforcement patrols for 17 months thereafter.The man who built a controversial national reputation as  America s toughest sheriff  admitted he prolonged his patrols, but insisted he did not intend to break the law because one of his former attorneys did not explain to him the full measure of restrictions contained in the court order.He is expected to be sentenced on Oct. 5 and could face up to six months in jail. However, since he is 85 years old and has no prior convictions, some attorneys doubt he will receive any jail time.Citing his long service as  an outstanding sheriff,  the president said Arpaio is admired by many Arizona citizens who respected his tough-on-crime approach.Arpaio s widely publicized tactics included forcing inmates to wear pink underwear and housing them in desert tent camps where temperatures often climbed well past 100 degrees Fahrenheit. He also controversially brought back chain gains, including a voluntary chain gang for women prisoners.  FOX News left-news
plans to hijack president trump s az he really make them crazy by announcing pardon for america toughest sheriff illegal immigration the pieces place ahead president donald trump rally downtown phoenix tuesday nation waiting see play bracing deluxe tens thousands supporters protesters leading law enforcement close roads also many businesses offices schools even state courts close doors trump visited arizona seven times campaign first visit president likely different affair az central august president trump tuesday retreated fox news story saying seriously considering gardening former arizona sheriff joe news exclusive president trump considering pardon joe arpaio https fox friends foxandfriends august trump may soon issue pardon joe arpaio colorful former arizona sheriff found guilty two weeks ago criminal contempt defying state judge order stop traffic patrols targeting suspected undocumented immigrants in final years maricopa county sheriff arpaio emerged leading opponent illegal immigration i seriously considering pardon sheriff arpaio president said sunday conversation fox news club bedminster he done lot fight illegal immigration he great american patriot i hate see happened trump said pardon could happen next days decide convicted district judge susan bolton misdemeanor contempt court willfully disregarding arizona judge order stop traffic patrols arpaio maintained law enforcement patrols months man built controversial national reputation america toughest sheriff admitted prolonged patrols insisted intend break law one former attorneys explain full measure restrictions contained court expected sentenced could face six months jail however since years old prior convictions attorneys doubt receive jail long service outstanding sheriff president said arpaio admired many arizona citizens respected widely publicized tactics included forcing inmates wear pink underwear housing desert tent camps temperatures often climbed well past degrees fahrenheit he also controversially brought back chain gains including voluntary chain gang women prisoners fox news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: ALT-LEFT PLANS TO HIJACK PRESIDENT TRUMP’S AZ RALLY…Will He Really Make Them Crazy By Announcing Pardon For America’s Toughest Sheriff on Illegal Immigration?The pieces are in place ahead of President Donald Trump s rally in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday, with the nation waiting to see how it will play out.Officials are bracing for a deluge of tens of thousands of supporters and protesters, leading law enforcement to close roads and also for many businesses, offices, schools and even state courts to close their doors early.Although Trump visited Arizona seven times during his campaign, this is his first visit as president and likely to be a very different affair.  AZ CentralOn August 14, President Trump on Tuesday retweeted a Fox News story saying he was  seriously considering  pardoning former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio.FOX NEWS EXCLUSIVE: President Trump 'seriously considering' a pardon for ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio https://t.co/Rgw8l7i9Xl  FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) August 14, 2017President Trump may soon issue a pardon for Joe Arpaio, the colorful former Arizona sheriff who was found guilty two weeks ago of criminal contempt for defying a state judge s order to stop traffic patrols targeting suspected undocumented immigrants. In his final years as Maricopa County sheriff, Arpaio had emerged as a leading opponent of illegal immigration. I am seriously considering a pardon for Sheriff Arpaio,  the president said Sunday, during a conversation with Fox News at his club in Bedminster, N.J.  He has done a lot in the fight against illegal immigration. He s a great American patriot and I hate to see what has happened to him. Trump said the pardon could happen in the next few days, should he decide to do so.Arpaio, 85, was convicted by U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton of misdemeanor contempt of court for willfully disregarding an Arizona judge s order in 2011 to stop the anti-immigrant traffic patrols. Arpaio had maintained the law enforcement patrols for 17 months thereafter.The man who built a controversial national reputation as  America s toughest sheriff  admitted he prolonged his patrols, but insisted he did not intend to break the law because one of his former attorneys did not explain to him the full measure of restrictions contained in the court order.He is expected to be sentenced on Oct. 5 and could face up to six months in jail. However, since he is 85 years old and has no prior convictions, some attorneys doubt he will receive any jail time.Citing his long service as  an outstanding sheriff,  the president said Arpaio is admired by many Arizona citizens who respected his tough-on-crime approach.Arpaio s widely publicized tactics included forcing inmates to wear pink underwear and housing them in desert tent camps where temperatures often climbed well past 100 degrees Fahrenheit. He also controversially brought back chain gains, including a voluntary chain gang for women prisoners.  FOX News left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: plans to hijack president trump s az he really make them crazy by announcing pardon for america toughest sheriff illegal immigration the pieces place ahead president donald trump rally downtown phoenix tuesday nation waiting see play bracing deluxe tens thousands supporters protesters leading law enforcement close roads also many businesses offices schools even state courts close doors trump visited arizona seven times campaign first visit president likely different affair az central august president trump tuesday retreated fox news story saying seriously considering gardening former arizona sheriff joe news exclusive president trump considering pardon joe arpaio https fox friends foxandfriends august trump may soon issue pardon joe arpaio colorful former arizona sheriff found guilty two weeks ago criminal contempt defying state judge order stop traffic patrols targeting suspected undocumented immigrants in final years maricopa county sheriff arpaio emerged leading opponent illegal immigration i seriously considering pardon sheriff arpaio president said sunday conversation fox news club bedminster he done lot fight illegal immigration he great american patriot i hate see happened trump said pardon could happen next days decide convicted district judge susan bolton misdemeanor contempt court willfully disregarding arizona judge order stop traffic patrols arpaio maintained law enforcement patrols months man built controversial national reputation america toughest sheriff admitted prolonged patrols insisted intend break law one former attorneys explain full measure restrictions contained court expected sentenced could face six months jail however since years old prior convictions attorneys doubt receive jail long service outstanding sheriff president said arpaio admired many arizona citizens respected widely publicized tactics included forcing inmates wear pink underwear housing desert tent camps temperatures often climbed well past degrees fahrenheit he also controversially brought back chain gains including voluntary chain gang women prisoners fox news