jillian
Princess
Some of the judicial inquiry before the Supreme Court yesterday focused on the question of what happens once a State stops and detains someone under the "papers, please" provisions of the AZ law. Since, ostensibly, the law is supposed to effectuate Federal Law, what obligation does the Federal Government have to respond to the State and deal with the people in custody?
I don't think a State can compel the Feds to do anything.... which gives rise to teh question,
ok... you have the law... then what?
I truly don't know the answer to this. I don't think Justice Breyer had an answer for it either. But it's the right question to ask
I don't think a State can compel the Feds to do anything.... which gives rise to teh question,
ok... you have the law... then what?
I truly don't know the answer to this. I don't think Justice Breyer had an answer for it either. But it's the right question to ask