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Section 5 C makes it a misdemeanor for an unauthorized immigrant to seek work in Arizona. Most of them come from neighboring Mexico. It does not depend on racial profiling. The U. Department of Justice also challenged the law in court on the grounds that all the above sections of the law were preempted. Preemption simply means that federal law made by Congress is higher than state law made by Arizona or any other state. Federal law therefore trumps state law when the two conflict. Preemption comes from the U.
If a state law makes it impossible for someone to comply with both state law and federal law, it is called conflict preemption. If, however, a state law merely says the same thing as a federal law, but Congress has thoroughly dominated that field of law, it is called field preemption. In either case, the state law is invalid. Arizona , stopping key sections of SB from going into effect until legal issues are resolved. This website uses cookies to improve your experience.
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The ACLU of Arizona has worked tirelessly to collaborate with Arizona police agencies to help develop clear immigration-related enforcement policies that protect the civil rights of community members—but there is still much work to be done.
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