Image by Renegade98 via Flickr Recently, the local Deseret News has seen debate on its opinion page, and carried over in the Facebook-sphere, on the immigration issue, especially as it relates to whether immigration policy is the purview of states or the federal government, and in many respects, it returns to Constitutional interpretation by the […]
Immigration Debate: Federal or state purview?
August 9, 2010 by Daniel Burton
Filed Under: Constitutional Law, Tenth Amendment Tagged With: 10th Amendment, Alexander Hamilton, Arizona, articles of confederation, congress, Connor Boyack, Federal government of the United States, federal law, Federalist Party, free speech, human rights, illegal immigration, immigration, James Madison, law, Salt Lake City, state law, United States, United States Constitution, Utah
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