Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld some of Arizona’s illegal immigration law, Ohio may be next to propose strict regulations —something Latino groups see as a stepping stone to racial profiling.

Veronica Dahlberg is the executive director of HOLA, a nonprofit Hispanic advocacy group based in Painseville. She says allowing Ohio police to demand immigration papers during traffic stops is “puzzling” because the state’s attitude toward immigrants differs from Arizona’s.

Dahlberg says community members are worried that if Ohio heads in that direction, they will face stronger stereotypes.