judiciary

A woman in the country illegally is suing her former employer, and a federal agency is helping her do it.

An Arizona judge upheld the state’s landmark immigration law on Friday after challengers failed to show that police would enforce the statute differently for Latinos than it would for people of other ethnicities.

The ruling could signal the end of the case and give a victory to backers of the 2010 law.

Earlier this month the New York State Supreme Court's Appellate Division made a decision to allow, for the first time, a law school graduate who is in the country illegally to practice law in the state.