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Federal Judge Block Parts of Arizona Immigration Law

Just before the law will go into effect on July 29th, a Federal Judge blocked some of the most controversial parts of the law, including the part asking police officers to ask about immigration status when making stops for other reasons.  Read the full article from the New York Times.

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