Renewing America
Published July 28, 2010
On July 28, 2010 a U.S. federal court temporarily blocked certain sections of Arizona's April 2010 Senate Bill 1070. Among the portions blocked are those allowing law enforcement to check individuals' immigration status if stopped for other legal reasons, and making it a crime to not possess immigration papers.
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