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[B]ａt(yī)hｒｅatｅnｔoｔheｅｎviｒoｎmｅnt

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［D］amisｐlacedrace３3.WhｉcｈoftheｆolｌoｗingistruｅaｃｃｏrdingtoＰaｒaｇraph5?

[A]Ａｒchelpsｌｉmittheｓcopｅｏffutｕrologｉcalｓｔudiｅs.

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ＩｎA(yù)rizonａv.ＵｎitedStatｅｓ,themajoritｙoverturｎedｔhreｅｏｆthefｏｕrｃontestｅdｐｒovisｉonsofAｒiｚonａ’sｃoｎtrovｅrｓialｐｌａnｔohavestatｅanｄlocａlpｏlicｅenｆorcｅｆedeｒaｌiｍmｉｇratioｎlaw．TｈｅConstｉｔutionalprinciｐlestｈatWaｓhingtonaｌｏnｅhａstｈepoweｒto“establｉｓhaｕnifoｒmＲuleoｆNatuｒａｌization”aｎdthatfederalｌaｗｓｐrｅcｅdestateｌawsａｒｅnoncontroｖersial.Arizoｎahadaｔtemptｅdtｏfａshionsｔateｐolicｉesthatraｎpａrallｅltotheeｘisｔiｎgfedｅrａｌｏｎｅs.JｕsｔiceAｎthｏnyKｅnnｅdy，joｉnedbｙChiefJｕstiｃeJohnRｏbｅrtsaｎｄtheCouｒt’slｉberａls,ｒuleｄthattｈeｓtatｅflewｔoｏcｌｏsetothefederａlsun.Onthｅｏveｒturnedｐｒoｖｉsiｏｎsthemajorｉtyheldthecoｎgｒｅssｈadｄelibeｒatelｙ“ｏccｕpieｄtｈefielｄ”andAriｚonａhadthusintrudedｏnｔｈeｆederal’spriviｌｅgedｐowers.Hoｗevｅr，ｔheJustiｃｅsｓaｉdthａt(yī)Ａrizoｎaｐｏlicｅwouldbealｌoweｄtoverifytｈeｌｅｇａlsｔａｔuｓofpeoｐlewhｏcomｅiｎｃｏnｔaｃtwithlａwｅｎfｏrcement.Thａt(yī)’sbecａuseCongresshasａlwａyｓenvｉsionedjoiｎｔfederａl-stａt(yī)ｅimmｉgratiｏnenｆoｒceｍenｔandeｘｐliｃiｔｌyencoｕragesｓｔatｅoffｉceｒstｏsｈareｉnforｍａt(yī)ionandcoｏperａｔeｗitｈｆｅderaｌcｏlleaｇues．TwoofthｅtｈreeoｂjectinｇJustice-SaｍｕelＡlｉｔoandClarｅnceThomａs－agｒeeｄｗｉｔhｔｈisCｏnsｔituｔionallogicbuｔｄisagｒeeｄabouｔwhichＡrizｏnaｒulescｏnfｌicｔedwiththｅfｅｄeｒalｓｔaｔute．TheonlymaｊorｏｂjectioｎcameｆｒoｍJｕsｔｉcｅAnｔｏｎinScalia,ｗhooｆfeｒeｄaｎｅvenｍorerobusｔdefenseｏｆｓtatepｒiｖilegesgｏingbacktotｈeAlienandSedｉtionＡcts.The８-0ｏbjｅctｉontｏPｒeｓidentObamａｔurnsonｗhatＪuｓticeSamｕelAｌitｏdeｓcｒibesinｈｉｓobjectｉonas“ashoｃkinｇasserｔionoｆfｅｄeraｌexecutiｖepｏwer”.TheＷｈiteHｏuseargueｄtｈatArizoｎａ’slａwscｏnfliｃtedｗithｉtsｅnfｏｒcemｅnｔprioｒｉties，evenｉfstatｅlawsｃompliedｗiｔhfedｅｒalstaｔｕｔｅstotheｌeｔｔer.Ineｆfecｔ,tｈeWhiteＨoｕｓeｃlaimedthatitｃouldinvalidａｔeａｎyotherwiseｌｅgitimaｔestateｌawｔhatｉｔdiｓagreeｓwｉtｈ.Ｓomepoｗｅｒsdobｅlｏnｇｅｘcluｓivelytotｈeｆｅdeｒalgｏverｎmｅｎｔ,andcoｎtroloｆcitizenshipanｄｔhebordｅrsisａmongｔhem.ButifConｇrｅssｗanｔｅdtopｒeveｎtｓtatesfroｍusingtheirownresouｒcesｔocheckimmigraｔionsｔａt(yī)us,itｃouｌｄ．Iｔneverdidso.Theaｄminｉｓtratioｎwasiｎeｓｓenceassｅrtinｇthatbecausｅｉtdidn’twａnｔtocaｒｒyoutCｏngrｅｓs’siｍｍigｒａt(yī)ionwishes,ｎostａｔeshouldbealｌowedtodoｓoeithｅr.ＥveryＪustiｃｅrｉｇhtlｙrejectｅdtｈiｓremａｒｋableclａim．3６.ThrｅeprｏｖisioｎsｏｆAriｚｏna’ｓplanwereoverturnｅdbeｃａusetｈey?[A］dｅpｒivｅdthefederａlpolｉｃｅofCｏｎｓtitutionalｐｏwｅｒs.

[B］dｉsｔurbeｄｔhｅpoweｒｂalａｎcｅbetweendiｆferentstateｓ.?[Ｃ］oversteppedthｅautｈoriｔyｏffeｄeralｉmmiｇratｉonlａw．?[D］conｔrａdiｃtｅdbｏｔｈｔｈefedeｒalaｎdｓtatepolicieｓ．37.OｎwhichofthefｏllowingｄidtheJuｓtｉcesａｇree，accorｄiｎgtoParagrａph４？

[A]Ｆederalofｆiceｒs’ｄutytoｗiｔhholdｉmmiｇrants‘iｎfｏrｍaｔion．?［Ｂ]States’indepenｄeｎceｆｒｏmｆederalimmigｒatｉonlａｗ．?[C］Statｅs’legiｔimaｔerｏleｉnimｍｉｇｒationeｎforcｅment.?[Ｄ］Conｇresｓ’siｎｔｅｒventiｏniｎimmiｇｒaｔionenforｃement．38．IｔｃａｎbeiｎferrｅdfrｏｍParaｇｒaph5thatｔheAliｅｎａｎｄＳeditionＡcｔｓ

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[Ｃ]suｐｐｏｒtedtｈefederalstatute.

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［B]iｓdepenｄeｎtonthｅｓtatｅs’sｕｐpｏrt.

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