Thread: Supreme Court to Review 2007 Arizona Immigration Law

By Elise Foley 10/6/10 The Supreme Court will hear a case this session that could clarify whether states have the right to crack down on illegal immigration. The case, to be heard Dec. 8, takes on a 2007 Arizona law — no, not that Arizona immigration law — that mandates the use of E-Verify, a federal work-eligibility verification system. Under the law, businesses that “intentionally or knowinglyâ€

I hope we can change leadership in both houses so the Congressional Repubs can make E-Verify federally mandatory in all States.

They have tried several times already but the Dems always block it.

Kagen has had to recluse herself from this case

Also after obomba snubbed the court , how many of these cases do you
really think the court will find in his favor?

They know obomba is a huge supporter of amnesty and the mexican invasion

I think we might do ok with this court
Also swing voter Stevens says there is no way he is leaving the court
until obomba is out of office

Sotomayor must support the law. We know Sotomayor is a Democrat. But she must support the law, the will of the American people.