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This line is at the heart of the Department of Justice is considered a critical test of how the administration interprets the law Obama's controversial vote, which establishes the new wave of reorganization plans.
The law was passed in 1965, was also designed to prevent lawmakers to weaken the voting power lines of the white minority district can attract. More than a dozen states, including Louisiana, are necessary because of their history of discrimination to eliminate its reorganization plans in court.
But some state legislators, many of which the Republican majority said they do not trust Obama administration to evaluate their cards fairly. This is the first time since the adoption of the Law on Human Rights to adopt a Democratic administration in the White House after a census every ten years when the state legislators to redraw local boundaries, provincial and Congress.
A court decision in the coming weeks by side with the state or civil rights activists against a map of Louisiana will signal how the administration can go to protect minority rights in the review of plans of other states must obtain a permit, including Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia.
Officials from the Department of Justice that their decisions will be made on the basis of law and facts, not politics.