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Supreme Court upholds parts of tough Arizona immigration law

The Supreme Court ruled Arizona police can stop and questions suspected illegal immigrants. But police must check with federal officials before detaining suspected illegal immigrants.

Supporters rally for Arizona's defiant Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Arizonans take stock of Supreme Court hearing on state immigration law

Arizona immigration: Justices seem open to law

Supreme Court takes up controversial Arizona immigration law

Arizona immigration law: Mexico gets involved in US Supreme Court case

Rick Santorum slams JFK, Mitt Romney OK with being wealthy (+video)

GOP governors see Mitt Romney as one of their own, but hesitate to endorse him

The Monitor's View Candidates need antidotes to public anger, not anger

Vox News Did Gov. Jan Brewer pick a fight with President Obama to sell books? (+video)

The Vote Jan Brewer vs. Obama: Can you respect the presidency but insult the president?

The Vote Did Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer disrespect President Obama? (+video)

Gabrielle Giffords resigns today with standing ovation

Gabrielle Giffords says farewell to constituents in Arizona

Gabrielle Giffords to attend State of Union before stepping down (+video)

Rep. Giffords leads Tucson shooting remembrance

Supreme Court to rule on Arizona's tough immigration law

Supreme Court takes Arizona immigration law case in key test of federal power

Alabama immigration law blocked by federal appeals court

Arizona's Brewer misses second straight US-Mexico Border Governors Conference

Why are Michele Bachmann and Mitt Romney campaigning early in Arizona?

Will US extension of National Guard border presence deter immigration from Mexico?

Russell Pearce, father of Arizona immigration law, now facing recall

Now, Arizona wants donations to build its own fence on Mexico border

Alabama immigration law faces legal challenge: Can it survive?