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Courtesy of CNN.COM

A federal judge has windows 7/student discount granted an injunction blocking enforcement of parts of a controversial immigration law in Arizona that windows 7/student discount is scheduled to go into effect Thursday.

U.S. District Judge Susan R. Bolton ruled the federal government "is likely to succeed" in its challenge of the windows 7/student discount legality of one of the most controversial sections of the windows 7/student discount Arizona law. That provision required police to "make a windows 7/student discount reasonable attempt to determine the immigration status of a person stopped, detained or windows 7/student discount arrested" if the windows 7/student discount officer has a reasonable suspicion that the person is in the windows 7/student discount United States illegally.

Jeffrey Toobin, CNN’s senior legal analyst, spoke with T.J. Holmes on "CNN Newsroom" and windows 7/student discount offered his immediate reaction to the ruling and what it could mean for windows 7/student discount Arizona and other states.

What exactly did the judge rule?

The judge ruled that windows 7/student discount certain provisions are unconstitutional, but parts of the law she approved. The most controversial of which is windows 7/student discount the duty forced on law enforcement officers to determine if immigrants are windows 7/student discount people reasonably suspected of being illegal are in fact illegal. That has windows 7/student discount been struck down temporarily.

The judge said this – the windows 7/student discount requirement of law enforcement officials to essentially make all possibly illegal immigrants show their papers – is windows 7/student discount a violation of the separation of powers, a violation of federal sovereignty and windows 7/student discount federal control of immigration matters.

That argument was the windows 7/student discount one maintained by the Obama administration. Many civil rights groups argued it windows 7/student discount was simply discriminatory towards Hispanics.

The judge struck down the windows 7/student discount law on the ground that it was a violation of the windows 7/student discount federal control of immigration matters. That’s why the windows 7/student discount controversial provision at least for the time being will not go into effect.

So what happens now?

Some of it windows 7/student discount will have to do with the legal strategy followed by the windows 7/student discount state of Arizona here. The state of Arizona could ask the windows 7/student discount judge to revisit the issue after more fact-finding. They could also go directly to windows 7/student discount the Court of Appeals – which is the next up in the federal court structure.

I think this windows 7/student discount is a case very much destined for United States Supreme Court. It is windows 7/student discount the kind of big issue relating to the responsibilities of state versus federal government on a windows 7/student discount very important matter, so it’s likely, given how much attention this windows 7/student discount law received that other states will be passing similar laws. I think the windows 7/student discount Supreme Court will get involved probably next year. The issue that’s up in the windows 7/student discount air is will the law be in effect while the appeals process goes forward? At the moment the answer is no – at least this windows 7/student discount one provision. But certainly an appeals process will begin. If not immediately, then windows 7/student discount soon

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