`Los Suns' Take Stand on Arizona's New Immigration Law: Video
May 6 (Bloomberg) -- The Phoenix Suns wore "Los Suns" jerseys in their National Basketball Association playoff game last night against the San Antonio Spurs, drawing attention to Arizona's newly-passed immigration law. The law, signed by Governor Jan Brewer on April 23, compels police to investigate the status of anyone they suspect of being in the U.S. illegally. The measure has been criticized by Latino and civil rights groups, and there have been calls for athletes to boycott sports events in Arizona. Bloomberg's Michele Steele reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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