On June 22, Mexico asked the federal courts of Arizona to rethink their immigration law and deem it unconstitutional. Mexico is arguing that the new law will take away rights from the citizens of the state.

Lawyers for Mexico filed five lawsuits against Arizona’s new law, which will take place June 29. The new law generally requires law enforcement who are investigating a crime or other incident if their is reasonable suspicion, the law enforcement can ask to see if the person is in the country legally.

Mexico believes that the law will lead to racial profiling and will put a dent in trade and tourism. It will be the decision of a U.S. District Court judge whether or not this brief and other briefs from various organizations will be accepted.

If you or a loved one has been questions on a personal immigration matters, contact the Orange County green card attorneys of Garg & Associates by calling 949-540-6704.

A New Mexico GOP congressional nominee suggested on a radio show that securing the border with landmines would be an effective way to fix illegal immigration. He also said that there needs to be barb wire surrounding the United States with signs that inform people where check points are.

He announced this idea before he won the primary on June 1. He added that there could be signs in 23 different languages if needed. His thoughts spur from his idea that the current border situation facilitates easy access for terrorists to enter the U.S. The candidate’s platform on immigration includes changing the 14th Amendment so that it no longer guarantees citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil.

If you need a personal consultation on immigration matters, contact the Orange County Green card attorneys of Garg & Associates by calling 949-540-6704.