by John Galt
June 25, 2012 10:19 ET
Breaking hard on all wires now. In a stunning defeat (again) for the Obama administration, a key portion of the Arizona immigration law, SB 1070, has apparently been upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in a split decision where the key portion of the law, Section 2b allows state and local police to determine status of a suspected illegal alien. This is a validation of the actions by one Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Arizona. Unfortunately, the other aspects of the law stuck down pretty much means the states have limited sovereign rights to protect their citizens from hordes crossing into the border states.
Below I have the text of the Arizona law and the U.S. Supreme Court decision for my readers to review:
Arizona Law SB1070:
U.S. Supreme Court Decision regarding the law above:
Per media sources there will be no ruling on the Obamacare case today.



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