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New law would have made it illegal to be in Oklahoma without legal immigration.
Those found guilty could be jailed for up to a year , fined $ 500 and be required to leave the state within 72 hours .
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit in May , another followed from the American Civil Liberties Union .
A federal judge has now blocked the law from going into effect.
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