WAR?

U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton also struck down the section of law that makes it a crime not to carry immigration registration papers and the provision that makes it a crime for an illegal immigrant to seek or perform work.

That leaves Arizona with two choices.  No dicking around allowed. Arizona ignores Bolton's decision on the basis she lacks any constitutional granted standing to get involved; and threaten to arrest any federal agent attempting to enforce her order.  Calling up the Arizona National Guared would be in order. Capitulate, dashing the hopes of millions of Americans who recognize this is an historical opportunity, maybe the last ever,  toreturn to the rule of law. One or the other.    UPDATE United States v. Arizona — How 'Bout United States v. Rhode Island?  “ Well whaddya know? It turns out that Rhode Island has long been carrying out the procedures at issue in the Arizona immigration statute: As a matter of routine, RI state police check immigration status at traffic stops whenever there is reasonable suspicion to do so, and they report all illegals to the feds for deportation. Besides the usual profiling blather ... [More] ”