Arizona’s controversial immigration law went into effect on Thursday, July 29, but a federal judge blocked key provisions of SB 1070, including the requirement that police check the immigration status of suspected illegal immigrants. Mexico is also preparing for the bill’s effects; the state of Sonora increased security in several border towns to respond to “mass deportation of our countrymen,” according to The Christian Science Monitor.
Read the full article from The Christian Science Monitor.
Arizona’s Immigration Law Takes Effect, Lacks Federal Support
By: News Report on July 29, 2010
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