SCOTUS ruling on Arizona immigration law could impact Georgia’s law

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday to determine the fate of Arizona’s controversial immigration law.  A number of legal experts believe the high court’s decision could impact the immigration enforcement law, which passed in Georgia last year.

Atlanta immigration attorney Charles Kuck is representing several plaintiffs in the case challenging the State’s law.  He says if justices uphold Arizona’s law, supporters of Georgia’s HB 87 will rejoice.

“If it’s upheld there are strong arguments that Georgia could do whatever it wants on immigration.”