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Judge sets hearing for Arizona’s new immigration law

By The Associated Press

Published: July 1, 2010 at 8:36 am

A federal judge set a July 15 for hearing arguments about whether she ought to block Arizona’s new immigration law from taking effect.

A Phoenix police officer who filed one of the five challenges to the new law had asked U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton to hold a hearing on his preliminary injunction request before the law takes effect July 29.

Lawyers for the state say the challenges should be dismissed because the suits are based on mere speculation that the law will harm people and predict that the law will be found constitutional. The judge will also hear a request by the state to throw out the officer’s lawsuit.

In another lawsuit challenging the law, Bolton set similar hearings for July 22.

3 Responses to “Judge sets hearing for Arizona’s new immigration law”

  1. Judge sets hearing for Arizona’s new immigration law | phoenix.rssible.com Says:

    [...] she ought to block Arizona’s new immigration law from taking effect. AZ Capitol Times Go to Source Back to Feed Share | This entry was posted on Thursday, July 1st, 2010 at 10:36 am and [...]

  2. Edward K Farmer Says:

    Check her record! Know she comes from the 9th Circuit! Enough said!
    Clinton sold Arizona out!

  3. Marlene Williams Says:

    Judge Bolton needs to be sent to live in Mexico. Her allowing Mexico to file a suit is Anti-American. The Arizon law mirrors the federal law, which by the way Obama refuses to uphold.

    The people that are against this law are probably illegals themselves. Phillip Calderon needs to worry about his own Country, and leave the USA alone. Remember the slogan “Dont Tread On Me”! Need I say more.

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