9th Circuit Denies Emergency Motion to Enjoin "Show Me Your Papers" Provision of Arizona Immigration Law Pending Appeal

It has been reported that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday denied an emergency motion seeking an injunction of the "Show me your papers" provision of the Arizona immigration law.  The motion sought to suspend the provision while an appeal filed by a coalition of opponents of the law remains pending.  The provision went into effect on September 18, 2012.

A copy of the emergency motion may be viewed here. 

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[ASH PATEL]

DEAR SIR WHY THIS PEOPLE OR AN ADMINISTRETER THINK ALWAYS BAD THINKING WHY YOU WANT MAKE THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD TO BROK IT IF ALWAYS THINKING WHAT OTHER CONTREY PEOPLE DOING HERE AND EVERYMOMENT THINKING LIKE HETLER WAY WHO IS THAT PEOPLE WHO NO LIKE PEOPLE IMIGRAT WORK HERE STAY HERE PAY HIS TAX HERE WHAT IS THE PROBLEM .THE EARTH IS FOR GOD AND HE IS THE MANUFETUER OF EVERY THING SO WHY SO HAVE CRUEL THINKING.WHY FOR EMIGRANT THEY MAKE ALL NEW LAW TO KILL THEM. I THINK IS ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND HUMANITY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANY OTHER THINGS SO DO NOT KILL IMMIGRANT WITH YOUR CRUEL LAW .MAKE AMANESTY GIVE P.RES CARD FOR ALL OF THEM. THANKS GOD