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Arizona Legal Battle to Continue
 It's a decision by a federal court that is extremely disappointing and one that further harms the citizens of Arizona.

By refusing to permit Arizona to move forward and implement S.B. 1070 in its entirety, a federal district court makes it even more difficult for Arizona to protect its citizens and defend its borders.  You can read the ACLJ's legal analysis of the decision here.

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Striking Down Immigration Law
Dir of Int’l Ops Jordan Sekulow recently appeared on RT News with Immigration activist Matias Ramos to debate a federal judge’s recent decision to enjoin many parts of Arizona’s new immigration law.
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Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow appeared on Fox News’ America Live with Megyn Kelly to discuss the recent leak of 90,000 U.S. intelligence documents on WikiLeaks. What does this mean for the Department of Defense? Who is accountable?
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UPDATE: AZ Immigration

We'll bring you the latest on the legal challenges ahead - including appeals underway now regarding Arizona's new immigration law. Find out how you can stand with AZ as it moves to protect its citizens and secure its borders. Today on Jay Sekulow Live!

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Join us this week as we discuss the flotilla intercepted by Israel. Doctored photos. Humanitarian aid. Hamas leaders. Iran. Weapons. Freedom Fighters. We’ll cover them all and separate fact from fiction. Tune in now to watch ACLJ This Week.
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The Rights of Pro Life Physicians

Listen to our 60-second audio report on the issues of the day - Law and Justice. Can medical students be required by law to present abortion as a viable option? Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow gives the student some guidance and takes action. Listen now.
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