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U.S. District Judge Neil Wake told lawyers in the case Tuesday that he's inclined to turn down a request from business groups for a temporary restraining order.
Wake says he plans to rule by the end of the week, and one of the lawyers for the challengers says they'll appeal a denial.
Wake also expressed a belief that he must consider the interests of the public on whether to delay the law.
He specifically cited the interests of law-abiding workers who are harmed by competition from unauthorized workers.
East Valley (Mesa) Tribune (http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/104749 - broken link)
Good! It's about time that judges consider the interest of the public (the public being legal US citizens). These attorneys bringing these lawsuits and appeals give attorneys a bad name.
Does this mean a major "turning point" in the Anti-Illegal movement?
I may be wrong here; but, the hammer is coming down------fast.
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