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The ACLU will continue to challenge Utah's "show me your papers" law, charging that it authorizes and requires unreasonable seizures and arrests in violation of the Fourth Amendment; restricts the constitutional right to travel freely throughout the United States; violates the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution by unlawfully discriminating against certain lawful immigrants as well as people in Utah without approved identify documents; and violates the Utah state constitutional guarantee of uniform operation of the laws.
Major provisions of Utah's copycat law were blocked last May. The Department of Justice also filed a lawsuit challenging the law last November.
Know Your Rights: SB1070 Supreme Court Ruling and Utah's Anti-Immigrant Law
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Conozca Sus Derechos SB1070 Y La Ley De Immigración En Utah
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