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Tuesday, June 26, 2012 – Daily News Arizona law WASHINGTON (AP) — A divided Supreme Court threw out major parts of Arizona's tough crackdown on illegal immigrants Monday in a ruling sure to reverberate through the November elections. The justices unanimously approved the law's most-discussed provision — requiring police to check the immi- gration status of those they stop for other reasons — but limited the conse- quences. Court voids most of WORLD BRIEFING Syrian Hispanics resent what they see as racial and social over- tones in some Republicans' denunciations of people who crossed the Mexican border illegally. Al-Qaida- trained soldiers defect The mixed outcome vindicated the Obama administration's aggres- sive challenge to laws passed by Arizona and the five states — Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina and Utah — that followed its lead in attempting to deal with illegal immigration in the face of federal inaction on comprehensive reform. The administration had assailed the Arizona law as an unconstitutional intrusion into an area under federal control. Justice Anthony the ''show me your papers'' requirement, which some critics say could lead to ethnic pro- filing, the justices struck down provisions that cre- ated state crimes allowing local police to arrest peo- ple for federal immigra- tion violations. And they warned against detaining people for any prolonged period merely for not hav- ing proper immigration papers. Although upholding Kennedy, joined in his majority opinion by con- servative Chief Justice John Roberts as well as three liberal justices, said the impasse in Washing- ton over immigration reform did not justify state intrusion. Ruling hurts Romney's bid to focus on Hispanics WASHINGTON (AP) — Mitt Romney wants to improve his troubled stand- ing among Hispanic voters while saying as little as pos- sible about immigration. Events keep working against him. attack on West STOCKHOLM (AP) — A Norwegian man has received terrorist training from al-Qaida's offshoot in Yemen and is awaiting orders to carry out an attack on the West, officials from three European security agencies told The Asso- ciated Press on Monday. Western intelligence long Norwegian is ready for officials have The Supreme Court's ruling Monday on Ari- zona's immigration law, coming 10 days after Presi- dent Barack Obama's announcement that allows some illegal immigrants to stay in the country, is the lat- est instance. Romney's cau- tious comments on the court decision underscored his discomfort with a topic that squeezes him between con- flicting goals. He needs to fire up his conservative base, where anti-immigration senti- ments run strong. But Rom- ney also needs to reduce Obama's sizeable advan- tage among Hispanic vot- ers. 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