"For the harms Sheriff Arpaio alleges to occur and be redressable by the injunction he seeks, aliens abroad would have to learn about the deferred action policies, mistakenly think that they were eligible to benefit from them, or harbor a hope of becoming eligible for future, similar policies as yet unannounced, actually leave their homes and enter the United States illegally based on that false assumption, commit crime in Maricopa County, become involved in — and costly to — the criminal justice system there, and be less likely under deferred action to be removed from the United States than they would have been without those policies in place," Judge Nina Pillard said in the majority opinion.
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"The regulation allows Plaintiffs to continue to do just what they did before the [Affordable Care Act]: notify their insurers of their sincere religious objection to contraception, and arrange for contraception to be excluded from the health insurance coverage they provide," Judge Pillard wrote.
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