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Arizona immigration law clears first legal hurdle
A federal judge dismissed a challenge to Arizona's Proposition 314, which criminalizes illegal entry as a state offense. The judge ruled the nonprofit Florence Immigration and Refugee Rights Program lacked standing to sue, stating its claims of increased operational costs were speculative and insufficient to block the law.
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