Arizona immigration

• WASHINGTON -- In 1994, Thomas Saenz was just a few years out of Yale Law School when one of the most high-profile immigration law fights erupted in California.
(Huffington Post)
• I chuckled quietly when I was offered an opportunity to present a Latino perspective on June 25s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court regarding the Arizona immigration law.
(Austin American-Statesman)
• On "Up With Chris Hayes" Sunday, the show's titular host challenged one of the architects of Arizona's tough immigration law to convince him and his viewers that the law is not, as critics contend, steeped in racism.
(Raw Story)
• Let's hear it for the U.S. Supreme Court.
(Noozhawk)
• Bob: As a constitutionalist, Cal, you should be delighted by the Supreme Courts decision to reject most of Arizonas onerous immigration law.
(Delaware Wave)
• Pressing his immigration agenda, President Barack Obama said he is pleased the Supreme Court struck down key parts of Arizonas immigration law Monday but voiced concern about what the high court left intact.
(Las Vegas Sun)
• At issue in Arizona v. U.S. was a narrow set of claims. The case addresses the constitutional concepts of preemption and the Supremacy Clause.
(Huffington Post)
• Justin Bieber is many things: Singer, actor Canadian? Its true! And Rep. Luis V. Gutierrez (D-IL) used the Biebs Canadian ancestry to make a point about the controversial Arizona immigration law.
(ABC News)
• Congressman Raul Grijalva is slated to host a community forum aimed at discussing President Obamas newly announced immigration enforcement policy for young illegal immigrants.
(MyFox Phoenix)