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An Illinois court has ruled against the enforcement of specific immigration laws in the state. The ruling will not take effect for 14 days to permit the state to appeal the decision.
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An Illinois court has ruled against the enforcement of specific immigration laws in the state. The ruling will not take effect for 14 days to permit the state to appeal the decision.
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