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- Supreme Court strikes down most of Arizona immigration lawOn Monday the Supreme Court ruled 5-3 to strike down key parts of S.B. 1070, the Arizona law that sought to crack down on illegal immigrants in the state and gave state and local authorities powers equivalent to those of federal immigration agents.
- Q&A Guide to Arizona's Immigration LawThis guide provides key answers to basic questions about Arizona’s law and the judge’s decision to stop parts of the law from being implemented—from the substance of the law and myths surrounding it to the legal and fiscal implications.
- History Repeats Itself: Arizona’s Immigration LawsHistory Repeats Itself: Arizona’s Immigration Laws – Arizona State Law Journal. 04 Apr 2024. Special Edition: 1L Blog Contest Winner. By Maya Dominguez. Anti-Immigration Laws and Racial Profiling. Most people condemn racial discrimination, but many fail to realize that anti-immigration laws are based on many of the same principles.
- Arizona State Immigration Laws - FindLawArizona has some of the strictest immigration-related laws in the country. Whether in Tucson, Phoenix, or anywhere in the state, an immigration attorney can help. They can help if you are facing deportation or need help identifying your alien registration number.
- SB 1070 at the Supreme Court: What's at Stake | American Civil ...SB 1070 is Arizona's controversial anti-immigrant law. The Supreme Court has upheld SB 1070's notorious "show me yours papers" provision, deciding that it is not preempted by federal law. This provision has been blocked by lower courts in Arizona and other copycat states until now.
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