On paper, Arizona's controversial new immigration law is not that different from the federal version.
Read More »Unknown when judge will rule on immigration law
A federal judge hearing the six challenges to Arizona's new immigration law says she makes no promises on whether she'll rule on requests to block enforcement of the law before it takes effect July 29.
Read More »As Dems lay low, GOP hits Obama on Arizona lawsuit
Republicans denounced the Obama administration's challenge of Arizona's new immigration law Tuesday, a fresh sign they may try to paint Democrats this fall as soft on illegal border crossings.
Read More »DOJ wants 1 judge to hear immigration challenges
The U.S. Department of Justice is asking that its lawsuit challenging Arizona's immigration enforcement law be heard by the same federal judge in Phoenix already considering five challenges.
Read More »U.S. lawsuit against Arizona draws wide reaction
Reaction by advocacy groups, elected officials and others to the U.S. Department of Justice's filing of a lawsuit challenging Arizona's immigration enforcement law:
Read More »Feds file lawsuit over Arizona immigration law
The Obama administration sued Arizona July 6 to throw out the state's toughest-in-the-nation immigration law and keep other states from copying it. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Phoenix, said the law usurps the federal government's "pre-eminent authority" under the Constitution to regulate immigration.
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Read More »Arizona judge tosses secret ballot measure
A judge has ruled that a referendum on secret ballots cannot be decided at the November election.
Read More »Court hears challenge to proposed ballot measure
A judge's ruling is now awaited on whether Arizona's general election ballot in November will include a referendum on secret ballots.
Read More »Court to hear challenge to proposed ballot measure
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge hears arguments Tuesday on whether Arizona's general election ballot in November will include a referendum on secret ballots.
Read More »Ariz. Supreme Court: Huppenthal stays on ballot 
Sen. John Huppenthal, a Republican who is running for Superintendent of Public Instruction, survived another court challenge and will stay on the ballot.
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