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A federal judge heard arguments on Thursday morning over whether Arizona’s new immigration law should take effect at the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap end of the month, marking the first major hearing in one of seven challenges to windows 7 pro upgrade cheap the strict law.

U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton also is considering Gov. Jan Brewer’s request to windows 7 pro upgrade cheap dismiss the challenge filed by Phoenix police Officer David Salgado and windows 7 pro upgrade cheap the statewide nonprofit group Chicanos Por La Causa.

Bolton began by quickly dismissing Brewer as an windows 7 pro upgrade cheap individual defendant to the lawsuit, a motion unopposed by Salgado’s lawyer. She then began considering whether to dismiss the case.

Bolton said last week that she may not rule on the officer’s request to block the law before it takes effect July 29.

Hearings on the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap six other lawsuits, including one filed by the federal government, are windows 7 pro upgrade cheap set for next week.

The large ceremonial courtroom at the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap main federal courthouse in Phoenix was packed with more than windows 7 pro upgrade cheap 100 spectators as the hearing began. More than a dozen lawyers were in place along two L-shaped tables, evenly divided between each side. The jury box was filled with law clerks for windows 7 pro upgrade cheap judges who work in the building who came to observe.

Protesters and windows 7 pro upgrade cheap supporters of the law gathered outside the courthouse amid heavy security.

About two dozen supporters of the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap law, many dressed in red, white and blue, held up signs praising Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, a windows 7 pro upgrade cheap major backer of the crackdown on illegal immigrants, and one said "American Pride."

About 50 feet away a windows 7 pro upgrade cheap group opposed to the law held up signs calling for repeal of the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap law.

The groups competed with each other using bullhorns.

"We demand an injunction. We demand a federal intervention," opponent Sandra Castro of Phoenix, 22, yelled into a bullhorn.

The law requires police, while enforcing other laws, to windows 7 pro upgrade cheap question a person’s immigration status if officers have windows 7 pro upgrade cheap a reasonable suspicion that the person is in the country illegally.

Supporters say the law was needed because the federal government hasn’t adequately confronted illegal immigration in Arizona, the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap busiest illegal gateway for immigrants into the United States. Opponents say the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap law would lead to racial profiling and distract from police officers’ traditional roles in combating crimes in their communities.

Since Bgned the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap measure into law April 23, it has inspired rallies in Arizona and windows 7 pro upgrade cheap elsewhere by advocates on both sides of the immigration debate. Some opponents have windows 7 pro upgrade cheap advocated a tourism boycott of Arizona.

It also led an windows 7 pro upgrade cheap unknown number of illegal immigrants to leave Arizona for other American states or windows 7 pro upgrade cheap their home countries and prompted the Obama administration to file a windows 7 pro upgrade cheap lawsuit seeking to invalidate the law.

Salgado’s attorneys argue the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap judge should block the law before it takes effect because it windows 7 pro upgrade cheap would require an officer to use race as a primary factor in enforcing the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap law and because the state law is trumped by federal immigration law.

Attorneys for Brewer asked that the officer’s lawsuit be thrown out because Salgado doesn’t allege a windows 7 pro upgrade cheap real threat of harm from enforcing the new law and instead bases his claim on speculation. They also said the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap state law prohibits racial profiling and that it isn’t trumped by federal immigration law because it doesn’t attempt to windows 7 pro upgrade cheap regulate the conditions under which people can enter and leave the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap country.

The other challenges to windows 7 pro upgrade cheap the law were filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, civil rights organizations, clergy groups, a windows 7 pro upgrade cheap researcher from Washington and a Tucson police officer.

Bolton plans to windows 7 pro upgrade cheap hold similar hearings July 22 in the lawsuits filed by the windows 7 pro upgrade cheap federal government and civil rights groups.

—— Associated Press Writers Paul Davenport and windows 7 pro upgrade cheap Michelle Price contributed to this report.

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/election/azelections/articles/2010/07/15/20100715arizona-immigration-law-court-hearing15-ON.html#ixzz0tmAE4Udh

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