While questions are reasonably meaningless, it appears it may be a split decision and NOT a good split decision.
Looks like Congressional Sen. Schumer plans to defy the courts decision if they uphold Arizona’s law......
Sen. Charles E. Schumer, a New York Democrat who is a critic of the Arizona law, said Tuesday that.... if the court does uphold the state’s law, he will introduce legislation to overturn that decision and grant the federal government sole control on immigration matters....
Mr. Schumer’s legislation would also overturn a 2011 Supreme Court case that upheld a separate Arizona law that requires all businesses in the state to check employees’ legal status using E-Verify, the federal government’s electronic verification system.
I will look at any portion being upheld as a victory. I assume there is a severability clause and if the Justices strike down any portion that the remainder will remain.
Any remaining portion of the law; which I assume will include E-Verify as well as asking for proof of citizenship when interacting with local law enforcement WILL become a model for other States to adopt -a model that Holder can cram up his hoohaa!