The US Dept. of Justice is filing suit against the State of Arizona over the state's new law regarding Immigration enforcement. The justification being used is what is called the "supremacy clause" of the US Constitution. This clause states that what is regulated by the federal government cannot be impinged upon by any individual state (or group of states). Immigration law has been the purview of the federal government. However, the State of Arizona plans to argue that it is merely attempting to enforce federal immigration law, rather than create a new law. This issue will, most likely, rise to the level of the Supreme Court.
Are you planning on suing the Trooper as an individual, or as a member of the State Police who was carrying out his duties? Do you plan on suing the entire State Police Dept. or perhaps the state government? Hire an attorney and discuss the situation with them.
Dept. of state 1781, dept. of treasury 1789, and the dept. of justice 1789, followed by interior 1849, agriculture 1862, labor 1884
Is the Dept of Justice an administrative agency and fall under the scope of the APA
How long does it take to process secret clearance adjudication by Dept of Homeland Security and Dept of Justice.?
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Most houseplants are fully legal in Arizona. Answer Check in with the Arizona Dept of Agriculture to see if your plants are allowed. Agriculture is a large industry in the state and care is taken not to introduce insects or fungus that may affect it.
You will need to contact the CA Dept of Justice to find out what the current laws are.
You will have to contact the CA Dept of Justice or visit their website to find out what the current laws are.
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They sure can ... you owe the taxes ... to not pay is tax fraud and punishable by federal laws, too.
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