A state judge in Arizona has upheld the 2010 immigration law that allows police to question the immigration status of a suspect when enforcing other laws. This is a huge victory for proponents of the law and may signal the end of efforts to squash the law in the courts. Fox News: Bolton upheld the law’s controversial requirement that police, while enforcing other laws, can question the immigration status of those suspected of being in the country illegally. The Supreme Court also upheld the requirement, but the law’s challengers continued to try to get it overturned at a lower-level court. Opponents have “not produced any evidence that state law enforcement officials will enforce SB1070 differently for Latinos than a similarly situated person of another race or ethnicity,” Bolton wrote. It’s unclear whether challengers will appeal Bolton’s ruling. Karen Tumlin, an attorney representing a coalition of civil rights groups, said in a...(Read Full Post)