Court dilutes Arizona migrant law

The immigrants will have to carry the identification papers at all times 

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July 29: Key parts of a controversial new immigration law in the US state of Arizona have been blocked by the federal court. 

The law will still take effect as scheduled on Thursday, but parts of the legislation have been suspended, including a provision that requires police officers to determine the immigration status of people they detain. 

US district judge Susan Bolton also blocked a provision that requires immigrants to carry identification papers at all times. 

Source: Internet/az/1230 hrs
 

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