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WILL SUPREME COURT RULING ON IMMIGRANTS PIT BIG BUSINESS AGAINST STATES?

May 28, 2011

The US Supreme Court's ruling this week to uphold the ability of Arizona and a handful of other states to shut down businesses that repeatedly and intentionally hire illegal immigrants may lead more states into experimenting with crackdowns that don't preempt federal law.



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