Phoenix waits for Supreme Court announcement

01/11

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A woman in front of a Catholic shrine on the grounds of the Arizona State House. The group is waiting for the US Supreme Court to rule on Arizona's controversial immigration bill SB-1070.

02/11

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Petra Falcon, executive director of Promise Arizona, checks on laptop for any news from the US Supreme Court.

03/11

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Petra Falcon, executive director of Promise Arizona, checks on laptop for any news from the US Supreme Court.

04/11

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People wait on the grounds of the Arizona State House for word on a decision from the US Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration bill SB-1070.

05/11

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People pray on the grounds of the Arizona State House for word on a decision from the US Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration bill SB-1070.

06/11

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Petra Falcon, executive director of Promise Arizona, holds cell phone even while the group prays, while waiting for information from the US Supreme Court.

07/11

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Women join hands in prayer on the grounds of the Arizona State House while waiting for word on a decision from the US Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration bill SB-1070.

08/11

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People join hands in prayer on the grounds of the Arizona State House while waiting for word on a decision from the US Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration bill SB-1070.

09/11

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A woman prays on the grounds of the Arizona State House while waiting for word on a decision from the US Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration bill SB-1070.

10/11

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People join hands in prayer on the grounds of the Arizona State House while waiting for word on a decision from the US Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration bill SB-1070.

11/11

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Petra Falcon, executive director of Promise Arizona, checks on laptop for any news from the US Supreme Court.

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Latinos gathered for another day on the lawn of the Arizona State House to wait on a ruling from the US Supreme Court on the State's immigration law SB-1070. Shortly after 7a.M., word came that there would be no ruling until later in the week.