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Brewer gets knocked down again by the Courts.

You would think that as much as Arizona's Governor Jan Brewer has been shot down in the Courts in the past year she would be wising up to not be passing discriminating legislation in her state. The latest law getting knocked down by the courts is Proposition 200 which wanted to make voters show proof of citizenship before registering to vote and then provide identification before voting. Now you may ask that sounds reasonable what is wrong with that idea? Well for one thing it is not consistent with the National Voter Registration Act. It seems Arizona politicians talk a mean game about wanting people to obey the law they don't seem to be able to do it themselves by writing legislation that goes against federal law. On Tuesday a ruling was handed down by a 3 judge panel by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. They determined that Proposition 200 did not cohere to the National Voter Registration Act. The Act protects low income citizens and people that do not have driver's licenses or birth certificates to be able to vote. Needless to say Ms. Brewer was a bit upset. Let's see how her temper is on November 1 when she is expected to attend an appeals hearing on another of her controversial laws.

Albuquerque, New Mexico Immigration Attorneys 

Kretz & Romero, P.C.






Brewer es derribado de nuevo por los tribunales.

Se podría pensar que hasta el gobernador de Arizona, Jan Brewer, ha sido derribado en las Cortes en el último año sería dando cuenta que no se pase la legislación discriminatoria en su estado. La última ley de ser derribado por los tribunales es la Proposición 200, que quería que los votantes muestren prueba de ciudadanía antes de inscribirse para votar y establecer en seguida de identificación antes de votar. Ahora usted puede pedir que suena razonable lo que está mal con esa idea? Bien para una cosa que no es coherente con la Ley Nacional de Registro de Votantes. Parece que los políticos de Arizona un juego significa hablar sobre el deseo de la gente a obedecer la ley que no parecen ser capaces de hacerlo ellos mismos por escrito una legislación que va en contra de la ley federal. El martes, un fallo fue dictado por un panel de tres jueces por el 9 º Circuito de los EE.UU. Corte de Apelaciones. Se determinó que la Proposición 200 no cohesionar a la Ley Nacional de Registro de Votantes. La Ley protege a los ciudadanos de bajos ingresos y personas que no tienen licencias de conducir o certificados de nacimiento para poder votar. Huelga decir que la señora Brewer fue un poco molesto. Vamos a ver cómo su temperamento es el 1 de noviembre cuando se espera que asistan a una audiencia de apelación en otra de sus controvertidas leyes

Albuquerque, Nuevo México Abogados de Inmigración

Kretz & Romero, P.C.

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