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Supreme Court Upholds Key Part of Arizona Immigration Law - WSJ.com
The Supreme Court upheld a key part of Arizona's tough immigration law but struck down others as intrusions on federal sovereignty, in a ruling that gave both sides something to cheer in advance of November elections where immigration is a major issue.
The court backed a section of the Arizona state law that calls for police to check the immigration status of people they stop.
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The Supreme Court upheld a key part of Arizona's tough immigration law but struck down others as intrusions on federal sovereignty, in a ruling that gave both sides something to cheer in advance of November elections where immigration is a major issue.
The court backed a section of the Arizona state law that calls for police to check the immigration status of people they stop.
Breaking news now. Arizona law provision constitutional, two others out the window.
Police can check immigration status if somebody stopped for other issue.
Other whacky Tea Party type laws are out. States Rights cuckoo crap is out
Obama wins another immigration battle. Woo hoo!!!!!
Obama wins another immigration battle. Woo hoo!!!!!
And you want illegal's in America why exactly?
They can ask immigration status but can't arrest them?
Obama wins another immigration battle. Woo hoo!!!!!
And you want illegal's in America why exactly?
I don't want illegals here. I want a rational way to deal with them. I also know most who have been here for a long time will NOT be leaving.
SO what do we do? Make believe we can and will deport them all?
But the most important thing is the GOP game of killing anything that makes Obama look good is looking bad,
Woo hoo!
Maybe. It looks more like they can ask them but can't arrest them simply for not having their papers. If so, woot!They can ask immigration status but can't arrest them?
They can most likely arest them and tell the Federal government that they have detained them. Then when they arrest too many legals the civil rights cases will end any policy enacted.
rationality has one another one
Mitt Romney was going to make it law
Maybe. It looks more like they can ask them but can't arrest them simply for not having their papers. If so, woot!They can ask immigration status but can't arrest them?
They can most likely arest them and tell the Federal government that they have detained them. Then when they arrest too many legals the civil rights cases will end any policy enacted.
rationality has one another one
alabama is worse....they've made it illegal for businesses to enter into contracts with undocumented people.Maybe. It looks more like they can ask them but can't arrest them simply for not having their papers. If so, woot!They can most likely arest them and tell the Federal government that they have detained them. Then when they arrest too many legals the civil rights cases will end any policy enacted.
rationality has one another one
true, but they will most likely detain them and then face lawsuits. Arizona is as stupid as Florida. It's the heat ...
oops!
alabama is worse....they've made it illegal for businesses to enter into contracts with undocumented people.Maybe. It looks more like they can ask them but can't arrest them simply for not having their papers. If so, woot!
true, but they will most likely detain them and then face lawsuits. Arizona is as stupid as Florida. It's the heat ...
oops!
Supreme Court Upholds Key Part of Arizona Immigration Law - WSJ.com
The Supreme Court upheld a key part of Arizona's tough immigration law but struck down others as intrusions on federal sovereignty, in a ruling that gave both sides something to cheer in advance of November elections where immigration is a major issue.
The court backed a section of the Arizona state law that calls for police to check the immigration status of people they stop.
They can ask immigration status but can't arrest them?
They can most likely arest them and tell the Federal government that they have detained them. Then when they arrest too many legals the civil rights cases will end any policy enacted.
rationality has one another one
That section was one of four at issue before the high court. The others make it a crime for immigrants without work permits to seek employment; make it a crime for immigrants to fail to carry registration documents, and authorize the police to arrest any immigrant they believe has committed a deportable offense. Those other three provisions were struck down.Supreme Court Upholds Key Part of Arizona Immigration Law - WSJ.com
The Supreme Court upheld a key part of Arizona's tough immigration law but struck down others as intrusions on federal sovereignty, in a ruling that gave both sides something to cheer in advance of November elections where immigration is a major issue.
The court backed a section of the Arizona state law that calls for police to check the immigration status of people they stop.
