VOICED: Sentencia por ley de inmigracion

The Supreme Court upheld a controversial part of Arizona's SB 1070 law, allowing police to check the immigration status of suspected illegal immigrants. This decision raises concerns about racial profiling. While some provisions of the law were invalidated, President Obama expressed concern over identity checks. The ruling has significant political and humanitarian implications, potentially mobilizing voters. Immigration reform remains a critical issue in the upcoming presidential elections, with both Obama and Romney vying for the Latino vote.

What is the most controversial aspect of Arizona's SB 1070 law?

• It mandates English as the official language of Arizona.

• It requires all residents to carry identification at all times.

• It prohibits undocumented individuals from attending public schools.

• It allows police to verify the documentation of suspected illegal immigrants.

Which provision of the Arizona law was NOT invalidated by the Supreme Court?

• Requirement for police to verify documentation of suspected illegal immigrants.

• Ban on renting property to undocumented immigrants.

• Mandate for schools to report undocumented students.

• Prohibition on undocumented individuals seeking employment.

How did President Obama react to the Supreme Court's decision on the Arizona law?

• He thought the decision would discourage political participation.

• He was concerned about the potential for racial profiling.

• He was completely satisfied with all aspects of the decision.

• He believed the decision would have no impact on immigration reform.

What is one potential political impact of the Supreme Court's decision on the Arizona law?

• It may decrease voter turnout among Latino communities.

• It could mobilize people to participate more in politics.

• It is expected to have no effect on the upcoming elections.

• It will likely lead to a decrease in immigration reform discussions.

Why is immigration reform a significant topic in the upcoming presidential elections?

• Due to its irrelevance to the Latino voting population.

• Because it is a new issue that has never been addressed before.

• Due to the large number of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S.

• Because it is the only issue that differentiates the candidates.