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And a few key parts of the law that are the focus of this particular legal filing. >>reporter: it is the toughest immigration law in the country. that is why the department of justice wants it struck down, specifically, going after provisions that make it a state crime for aliens not to carry their registration papers and it requires police to check the immigration status of then they stop they suspect of being in the country illegally or not with a valid driver's license and requires officials to check the 1259 us of all school students. the department says this is a sweeping new state regime...

So i expect it will end up there and quickly. >> the judge ruled arizona is preempting federal law by retiring legal aliens to carry registration papers but the federal law already requires that. >> exactly. federal law requires that. what is new? i don't know the argument in this case. >> gregg: david, do you? >> i don't. the obama administration says the law says that but we're not enforcing the law and that's arizona's argument. you come to this with bad faith. you can't tell us what our law covers this and then we're not going to enforce our law. that's the problem when it comes to the app...

The politics in arizona. she said towards the end of this decision she by mow means disregards the interest in addressing the problems of crime and addressing the crime that illegal immigration causes. even though interests may be consistent with those of the federal government, it's not in the public interest to enforce preempted laws. she has not struck the law down, but has struck down the most controversial part, requiring that arizona police determine the immigration status of everybody they think is here illegally. they find when they make arrests or traffic stops. she struck down the ne...

Decision as soon as possible, so they will set a very quick briefing schedule with regard to that. shannon: just to recap, this is what we know so far about the judge blocking, she blocked a portion of the law that makes it a crime for illegals to seek and perform work in arizona, also blocked part of the law requiring officers to determine the immigration status of a person who's been detained or arrested, and also blocks someone who does not carry their immigration reform -- or registration papers with them, it blocks that becoming a crime, so she's taking that off the table as being a crime...

Call the number on your screen. the u.s. justice department is now suing the state of arizona to block its controversial new immigration law scheduled to take effect at the end of this month. it requires immigrants to carry their registration papers at all times and allows police to question residency status. this is the sheriff of the county in arizona. he supports the new law. sheriff, thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> i know it is not a huge surprise, because it is building up for the past several weeks, but what was your reaction when you read this, i assume you read...