Supreme Court Upholds Key Part Of AZ Law: Police May Check Immigration Status

The Supreme Court struck down parts of Arizona's immigration law, but upheld a provision that says police can check the immigration status of people they stop or arrest. Jan Crawford reports on the narrow ruling. 25 Jun 2012 post a comment

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