Gabriel Jack Chin- U of A Law

The intent of the law — to get illegal immigrants to leave Arizona on their own — is still intact. Chin says he believes that’s the real message lawmakers were trying to send. In fact, he thinks the law was too vague to do anything else. “The law was drafted diffusely,” he said. “It was drafted broadly as a test — to see what parts of it would stand up and what parts of it wouldn’t.”  The law’s supporters deny that. One of the bill’s sponsors, state Rep. John Kavanaugh, says the state will take it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.

AZ Daily Star

LEY SB1070

NY Times Debate

Mainstreaming Immigration Extremism

NY Times Opinion

Immigration Issue boosts Gov. Brewer in Arizona race

Navarrettte Aug. 9, 2010

AZ Cop censured

Prison Industry

Arpaio’s record

DOJ & Arpaio

DOJ & Arpaio 2

DOJ & Arpaio 3

Arpaio & law suits

Copy Cat Legislation

Florida Copy Cat Legislation

asylum

Boycotts & Litigation costs

anti-immigrant hysteria won’t end

Estimate of Undocumented Immigrants declines

NCLR Youth Report

The Reinvention of Jan Brewer

Money from outside of Arizona

Arpaio sued by DOJ

Commentary