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It's just a matter of time until the United States gives gay Americans all the rights they are entitled to as citizens
Obama's gay marriage position may marginally sway the courts
Controversial Arizona immigration policy gets day in court.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has turned away an appeal from a former Merrill Lynch executive who was convicted on perjury and obstruction charges that stemmed from a bogus 1999 deal involving Enron.
States have never had the authority to create immigration policy.
The Arizona law is a disaster but Congress, not the courts should be making immigration policy.
Arizona's law does not conflict with federal law, thus the Supreme Court should uphold it.
Given the sad state of constitutional law, the court will probably judge Arizona's law constitutional.
The Constitution prohibits states from taking matters into their own hands.
SB 1070 is already largely in effect today, and it is making a real difference.
