IOWA (KCAU) — A federal appeals court upheld an A-Lower court ruling to place a preliminary injunction on an Iowa immigration law.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit said in its opinion that the injunction will remain on a law that makes illegal reentry a crime in Iowa.

The case is being returned to the district court to evaluate some legal questions, along with who is enjoined from enforcing that law.

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The preliminary injunction was placed on Iow

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