U.S. immigration officials receive eight calls in the week after U.S. Supreme Court ruling . The number of calls has increased from about 50 to more than 100 a week, said spokesman for Homeland Security and Border Protection John Lapinski. The high court upheld part of an Arizona law that allows for illegal immigration checks . The eight calls are `` a normal volume '' and resulted in 38 arrests , officials say .
U.S. immigration officials receive eight calls in the week after U.S. Supreme Court ruling . Those eight calls come from local Arizona police checking a person 's immigration status . The high court upheld part of an Arizona law that allows for illegal immigration checks . The eight calls are `` a normal volume '' and resulted in 38 arrests , officials say .