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Immigration laws pose a test of states’ rights in Supreme Court

Strict new immigration laws in six states have been partially blocked by lower courts, but they are expected to receive a more favorable ruling by the Supreme Court. Federal judges have blocked strict new immigration laws adopted by conservative legislatures in half a dozen states, including a ruling last week that said South Carolina may not set up a “street-level dragnet” to stop and arrest …

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Kagan recused herself from Arizona immigration law case

The Supreme Court has agreed to arbitrate the battle between the Obama administration and Arizona on the state’s tough immigration law. The law, known as SB 1070, passed in 2010 but lower courts had blocked its full implementation. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan will recuse herself from the court’s review of Arizona’s immigration law because of

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Analysis: Supreme Court immigration case a federal-state test

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Supreme Court’s promised ruling next year on Arizona’s immigration crackdown could turn on how much a state can intrude on federal government enforcement powers.

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Immigration Law Becomes Political Battle in Supreme Court

Reuters reports the Supreme Court will hear a case regarding Arizona’s controversial immigration law passed in 2010. Court challenges and appeals have worked through the federal court system and the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in April. A ruling will likely be announced in July.

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Arizona Can’t Argue Crime Rise in its Supreme Court Immigration Case: View

Arizona will have its day in court.

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Immigration Expert Says Supreme Court Won’t Side with Arizona

According to a Reuters report, the Supreme Court has said it will decide whether Arizona will be allowed to enforce its controversial 2010 immigration law. But according to a guest post that was published on the Supreme Court’s blog in July, it is unlikely the Supreme Court will side with the state on the matter.

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High court to review tough Arizona immigration law

The Supreme Court stepped into the fight Monday over a tough Arizona law that requires local police to help enforce federal immigration laws — pushing the court deeper into hot, partisan issues of the 2012 election campaign.

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Supreme Court takes Arizona immigration law case in key test of federal power

The US Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide whether Arizona’s tough immigration law, SB 1070, impermissibly interferes with the Obama administration’s kinder, gentler approach to illegal immigration and is thus preempted by federal law.

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Supreme Court takes Arizona immigration law case in key test of federal power

The US Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide whether Arizona’s tough immigration law, SB 1070, impermissibly interferes with the Obama administration’s kinder, gentler approach to illegal immigration and is thus preempted by federal law.

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High court to decide Arizona immigration law fate

The Supreme Court will decide whether Arizona can enforce its immigration reform law over objections from the Obama administration, the justices announced.

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