On Eve of Key Supreme Court Showdown, Schumer Readies
Contingency Plan for Reasserting Feds’ Role Over Immigration
Matters  During Senate Hearing, Key Arizona Stakeholders
Describe Widespread Fallout from SB 1070  Schumer: Arizona Law
Should Be Found Unconstitutional, But If High Court Disagrees
Congress Will Be Ready   WASHINGTON, DC— Today, on the eve of
the Supreme Court case regarding the constitutionality of
SB-1070, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer announced a potential
legislative response in the event that the Supreme Court upholds
the controversial Arizona law. Schumer, the Chairman of the
Senate Subcommittee on Immigration, revealed the contingency
plan during a Senate hearing on SB-1070.   On Wednesday, the
Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Arizona’s
comprehensive immigration enforcement law. At the Senate
hearing, Schumer argued that the statute should be found
unconstitutional, as current federal law prevents Arizona from
enacting its own immigration enforcement laws.  Schumer stated
that