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Fed's argument against AZ law 'ludicrous'

An Arizona sheriff on the front lines in the battle against illegal immigration believes the Supreme Court will ultimately have to overturn Wednesday's ruling that blocked implementation of most of the new state measure cracking down on those who are in the country illegally.

 

On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton handed a victory to President Barack Obama and supporters of illegal aliens by blocking the most significant sections of Arizona's new immigration law from taking effect Thursday. She gutted the sections that required officers to check a person's immigration status while enforcing other laws, the requirement that immigrants carry their papers at all times, and the section banning illegals from soliciting employment in public places. (See related video)

Sheriff Larry DeverLarry Dever is serving his fourth term as sheriff of Cochise County, which, as a border county, is part of the entry route taken regularly by illegal aliens. He believes this case will be appealed all the way to the Supreme Court.

"Our best chance at a favorable decision is...to solve this once and for all. States have a right to protect themselves," Dever contends. He adds that "the lame argument in federal government that this law somehow interferes with their ability to enforce immigration law is just ludicrous" because "they're not getting it done to begin with."

(Billy's Thoughts>>> I hope Dever is right. I believe he is right far as  radical judges which don't follow the rule of law which is another reason for us to work to get a different president in the White House.  A key when we vote to put somebody in the White House is the kind of judges he will place on the court. If you like you can read more on what  Dever said Fed's argument against AZ law 'ludicrous'.)

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