Angela Kelley, the vice president of immigration policy and advocacy at the Center for American Progress, reacted to the news that the Supreme Court will be ruling on the Arizona immigration law, explaining that having 50 state immigration laws is as unsustainable as having 50 state currencies. (0:22)
Omar Jadwat, a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union’s Immigrants Rights project, argues during a preview of the Supreme Court’s next term that Arizona’s immigration law has major civil rights implications. (0:45)
Arizona Immigration Law, Jim Crow, Supreme Court, aclu in Audio Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ) says that even though the U.S. District Court in Arizona has temporarily sided with the federal government, “there are no winners here” because the US-Mexico Border is still not secure. (0:20)
Ann Kirkpatrick, Arizona Immigration Law, arizona, sb1070 in Audio Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ) says that while the U.S. District Court in Arizona may have sided with the federal government, the legal battle has only just begun and that “Arizona taxpayers are being forced to fund both sides,” and that the funds could be better used to secure the border. (0:16)
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