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: How Appealing"Judge Blocks Arizona's Immigration Law"
Today's edition of The Arizona Republic contains articles headlined "Arizona will file expedited appeal to lift SB 1070 ruling"; "Arizona immigration law injunction adds more turmoil to state's controversy"; "Arizona immigration law backers feel let down by ruling"; "Arizona immigration law ruling cheered by migrants at consulate; Many applaud the news, say how relieved they feel"; and "Arizona immigration law partial win draws celebration."
The Arizona Daily Star reports that "Judge blocks vital parts of AZ immigration law."
The Washington Post contains articles headlined "Arizona immigration law SB 1070 - Judge blocks some sections" and "Ruling on Arizona immigration law heightens tensions," along with an editorial entitled "A narrow rebuke of Arizona's immigration law."
The Los Angeles Times contains articles headlined "Federal judge blocks key parts of Arizona immigration law; The ruling halts implementation of provisions that require police to determine the immigration status of people they stop and suspect of being in the U.S. illegally; An immediate appeal is expected" and "Court ruling unlikely to change politics of immigration; The equation spelling gridlock in Congress remains unchanged: The comprehensive overhaul promoted by Obama -- and Bush -- lacks any GOP support in the Senate, and therefore cannot pass."
The Wall Street Journal contains articles headlined "Judge Blocks Arizona Law; Obama Wins Injunction Stalling Broad State Crackdown on Illegal Immigrants"; "Opponents of Arizona Law Celebrate Judge's Decision"; "States Dealt Blow in Battle for Power"; and "Ruling Is New Hot-Button Issue in Hot Season."
USA Today contains articles headlined "Core of Ariz. law blocked; 'Expedited' appeal on tap" and "Ariz. reactions range from relief to rage; Fear subsides, but immigration fight not over."
And The Christian Science Monitor has articles headlined "Why Judge Susan Bolton blocked key parts of Arizona's SB 1070" and "Solution to Arizona immigration law troubles: 'Safe passage' home?"
You can access yesterday's ruling of the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona at this link.
Full post as published by How Appealing on July 29, 2010 (boomark / email).
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