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The Arizona Immigration law is basically a state level reflection of Federal law. Arizona passed the law at a state level so they would have authority to enforce the law, since the federal government refuses to enforce it.
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Why was the Arizona immigration law passed?
The Arizona law was passed because of growing frustration over illegal immigration.
Is the Arizona Immigration Bill good or bad?
It's no way near as good as the Arizona immigration ted
What is Arizona knwon for?
Making a GREAT immigration law!
Who was the lawyer in the Arizona Immigration Law dispute?
Paul Clement.
Why is the Arizona immigration law not a good law?
Because it is not fair to discriminate all the immigrants when some of the have been here for over 10 years and really deserve papers.
Can Arizona cops stop anybody they want?
Arizona law enforcement officers are still required to observe reasonable suspicion and probable cause requirements to stop, detain and/or arrest someone, the same as before Arizona's new immigration law took effect. The new law allows officers to question people they detain to determine their immigration status. Prior to that law taking effect, immigration questions could constitute a violation of the detainee's civil rights, as Arizona LE officers were not empowered to enforce immigration laws.
When did the new la in Arizona started?
the new immigration law in Arizona (SB 1070) was signed into law when Jan Brewer (Arizona's Governor) singed the papers in 27 of April 2010.
What kind of power does the governor Brewer say Arizona is using with it's immigration law-expressedreservedconcurrent or some other?
Republican
What are the primary sources of the Arizona immigration law?
The primary sources of the Arizona immigration law, known as SB 1070, include the text of the law itself as enacted by the Arizona legislature, legal interpretations and challenges by the courts, and related government documents and reports. Additionally, public statements and debates surrounding the law can provide context and insight into its origins and implementation.
Why is the US Dept of Justice suing the State of Arizona?
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.
What are the credentials to becoming an immigration lawyer?
To become an immigration lawyer, it is necessary to complete law school. Choose a law school that has strong immigration courses and stays current on immigration issues. Interning at a law firm that specializes in immigration law will also be very helpful.
What is the timeline in immigration?
From when ever Arizona got smart
