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Judge to Hear Arizona Immigration Law Case
Published on 07/22/2010
The new law allows police offices to question the immigration status of people in the course of enforcing other laws. The law also targets businesses that hire illegal immigrants, bans day laborers, and requires immigrants to carry their residency registration documents at all times.
The Justice Department and civil rights groups have filed a lawsuits against the law, which was scheduled to take effect July 29.
Now US District Judge Susan Bolton will weigh the arguments between the state of Arizona and the Justice Department to determine whether or not the law should be blocked.
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Case Challenges Sex-Based Citizenship Requirements
Published on 11/10/2010
The United States Supreme Court heard the case of Flores-Villar v. United States today, which could change sex-based cit...
Read moreObama Signs Immigration Bill into Law
Published on 08/13/2010
President Obama has signed a $600 million dollar border security plan that will send troops and supplies to the Mexican ...
Read moreSmall Town Proposes Arizona Style Immigration Law
Published on 08/03/2010
A small town in South Carolina has stirred up emotions which by proposing a law that requires employers to check the imm...
Read moreJudge Blocks Arizona Immigration Law
Published on 07/28/2010
A federal judge has prevented parts of the controversial new Arizona immigration law from going into effect.
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California Troops Headed to Border
Published on 07/16/2010
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has sent members of the California National Guard to the Mexican border to assist the fed...
Read moreJustice Department Files Lawsuit Against Arizona Immigration Law
Published on 07/06/2010
The US Justice Department filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the state of Arizona alleging that the states controversial...
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