U.S. Supreme Court may hear Arizona sanctions-law appeal

Full story: KPNX-TV Phoenix

The U.S. Supreme Court has indicated it is interested in hearing an appeal from business groups that, for the past two years, have been trying to have Arizona 's controversial employer-sanctions law thrown out.

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offworld

Indianapolis, IN

http://www.americanpatrol.com/REFERENCE/AidAb...

It is against the laws to hire illegals.

SPEARCHUCKER EL MAYATE

Killeen, TX

In this time of layoffs and american familys seeking to feed it 'self ,what the hell are people doing keep this law protect american workers,the word illegal means what/ let mexico and south america feed it's own people,and we feed our own .in america it should always be americans first.

spud

La Plata, MD

I guess the addition of the ghetto racist, Sotomayor, to the court is already having negative affects on our country.

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