Utah immigration law ruling on hold; GA looks to tighten its own

In separate stories, the Huffington Post reports that a federal judge delayed a ruling on the constitutionality of Utah's immigration law, which, like the Arizona law, allows police to check the documentation status of essentially anyone they wish. The judge ruled that he would "make a decision in a few days as to whether he will rule on the case or keep a temporary injunction in place until after courts rule on a similar law in Arizona." Meanwhile, across the country in Georgia, Education Week reports that "A trio of Republican state senators has sponsored legislation that would bar illegal immigrants from attending Georgia state colleges and universities and would tweak some other state laws having to do with illegal immigration."