Romney struggles to win Hispanic votes amid immigration row
Washington Mitt Romney seeks to boost his sagging Hispanic appeal while avoiding specifics on immigration. The Supreme Court ruling against much of Arizona's law and Obama's response intensify the balancing act. Romney criticizes federal policy failures, presses for border security, and distances from rival plans.
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The Supreme Court overturned key Arizona provisions, allowing other states to pursue challenges to similar laws. It affirms federal primacy in enforcing immigration, while leaving open the chance that some provisions, including racial profiling concerns, may still face legal challenges. State reactions vary as courts weigh Alabama Georgia Indiana Utah laws and their enforcement mechanisms.
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