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Filed in: Immigration | 12:11 PM Feb. 15, 2012

One News Now - AZ immigration statute still up for argument

By Chad Groening, OneNewsNow.com A Christian law firm has filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to uphold the constitutionality of Arizona's  

Filed in: Immigration | 2:54 PM Feb. 14, 2012

WND - Supremes Told Arizona Law Repels 'Invasion'

By Bob Unruh, WND.com A brief filed today with the U.S. Supreme Court argues that Arizona’s contested state law allowing law-enforcement office  

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Content type: MediaMention | 12:11 PM Feb. 15, 2012
One News Now - AZ immigration statute still up for argument

By Chad Groening, OneNewsNow.com A Christian law firm has filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to uphold the constitutionality of Arizona's controversial immigration enforcement statute. The American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ) is  

Content type: MediaMention | 2:54 PM Feb. 14, 2012
WND - Supremes Told Arizona Law Repels 'Invasion'

By Bob Unruh, WND.com A brief filed today with the U.S. Supreme Court argues that Arizona’s contested state law allowing law-enforcement officers to ask about the legal status of people they encounter is justified because of the virtual &ldquo  

A U.S. Border vehicle drives along the U.S. and Mexico border fence in Naco, Arizona

Content type: DocketBlogPost | 3:52 PM Feb. 13, 2012
Justices Urged to Find AZ Immigration Law Constitutional

In a little more than two months, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Arizona law S.B. 1070 - a constitutionally-sound measure that is critical to the protection of Arizona's residents and borders. This immigration law has been declared un  

Content type: PressRelease | 12:18 PM Feb. 13, 2012
ACLJ to Supreme Court: Uphold AZ Immigration Law on Behalf of 57 Members of Congress & 65,000 Americans

(Washington, DC) – Representing 57 members of Congress and more than 65,000 Americans, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) today urged the Supreme Court to overturn a federal appeals court decision that declared the Arizona immigrati  

Content type: LegalDoc | 11:03 AM Feb. 13, 2012
ACLJ Protect America's Border Amicus Brief (Arizona v. US)

 

Content type: DocketBlogPost | 4:20 PM Feb. 7, 2012
Defending Arizona’s Right to Defend Its Borders and Its Citizens

Earlier today I appeared on Fox News to discuss Arizona’s latest filing in the Supreme Court case that epitomizes President Obama’s assault on the states. Arizona’s argument is simple: As a state, it has the right to protect its cit  

Content type: Video | 4:28 AM Feb. 7, 2012
Fox News: Jordan Sekulow Discusses AZ's Immigration Brief

Arizona filed an opening brief at the Supreme Court today. Jordan Sekulow breaks down what is in the appeal on Fox News. With an estimated 3% of Arizona's population being illegal immigrants Arizona faces a increased amount of pressure. There will be  

Content type: MediaMention | 1:39 PM Jan. 11, 2012
One News Now - Defending Alabama's Immigration Law

By Chad Groening, OneNewsNow.com The Obama administration has filed suit with the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, claiming that only the federal government has jurisdiction in immigration matters, but the American Center for Law & Justice (A  

Content type: PressRelease | 10:54 AM Jan. 4, 2012
ACLJ Urges Appeals Court to Uphold Alabama's Immigration Law

(Washington, DC) – The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), focusing on constitutional law, is urging a federal appeals court to uphold Alabama's immigration law saying the measure\"mirrors federal immigration provisions" and warns that  

Border patrol agent catches illegal immigrant crossing into US.

Content type: DocketBlogPost | 10:36 AM Jan. 4, 2012
Defending Alabama's Immigration Law

With the Supreme Court poised to act on Arizona's law targeting illegal immigrants in the coming months, a new legal challenge regarding illegal immigration is winding its way through the federal court system - this time it's Alabama's measure under  

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