The U.S.Supreme Court struck down Arizona's Legal Arizona Worker's Act of 2007 because it went beyond the Immigration Reform and Control Act's savings clause that preempts states from imposing civil or criminal sanctions on employers hiring aliens other than through licensing or similar laws.

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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld Arizona's Legal Arizona Workers Act of 2007, ruling that it did not go beyond the Immigration Reform and Control Act's savings clause, as it falls under the exception that allows states to impose sanctions through licensing or similar laws.

The USSupreme Court Struck Down Arizona's Legal Arizona Worker's Act of of 2007