Federal District Court Grants Preliminary Injunction for Portions of Arizona Immigration Law
07/28/2010 | Author Casey H.
The Court determined that for the purpose of preliminary injunction analysis the U.S. had demonstrated that section 2(B) is likely to be preempted by Federal law. The Court described the, likely preempted, section 2(B):
The order goes on to say that while Arizona’s interest may be consistent with the federal government, it is not in the public interest to enforce preempted laws.
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[...] of Justice sued Arizona, seeking to invalidate several sections of the new law, which resulted in a preliminary injunction granted by an Arizona Federal District Court Judge in July. Arizona appealed the injunction to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and Mexico recently [...]