Supreme Court Upholds AZ Employer Law
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by News Editor
USA Today – The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld an Arizona law that revokes the business licenses of companies hiring illegal immigrants, in a closely watched case testing state efforts to stop people from crossing the border.
A key question in challenges to state efforts is whether they are trampling on the domain of the federal government. Congress generally has authority over immigration and for decades has established comprehensive schemes for the admission and treatment of foreigners.
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Top House Democrat Cites Vandalism, Arson, and Assault by Anti-Israel Activists as He Votes to Cut Israel Aid
Colombia to Withdraw Support for South Africa’s ICJ Genocide Case Against Israel as Ties with Jerusalem Are Restored
Israel Hosts Lawmakers from Seven US States for Grand Tour of Holy Sites and Jewish Democracy



