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Supreme Court hears Arizona immigration law

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Supreme Court hears Arizona immigration law

Supreme Court hears Arizona immigration law Justices' line of questioning and several of their comments seemed to indicate that a majority may allow at least one, if not more, of the halted portions of the law to go into effect.

• Reactions to Supreme Court hearing
• Opponents march at Arizona Capitol
• Photos: Phoenix protest | Supreme Court hearing

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