A decision is expected by the Supreme Court today on whether Texas can go forward with a new law, giving local police the authority to arrest suspected undocumented migrants. The court had stopped the law from taking effect while it considers whether to hear arguments on its constitutionality.
A federal judge in Texas struck down the law last month but an appeals court blocked that ruling and the justice department asked the Supreme Court to intervene. The court's decision is likely to influence a looming showdown between the federal government and border states over immigration enforcement authority.
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a decision is expected by the Supreme Court today on whether Texas can go forward with a new law giving local police the authority to arrest suspected undocumented migrants the court had stopped the law from taking effect while it considers whether to hear arguments on its constitutionality a federal judge in Texas struck down the law last month but an appeals court blocked that ruling and the justice department asked the Supreme Court to intervene the Court's decision is likely to influence a l
ooming showdown between the federal government and border states over immigration enforcement Authority
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Texas is OUR state, not the courts! Period. WE have the absolute right to protect ourselves... As part of the union.. or not a part of it!
Florida is.. 💯🇺🇲
We have the best SCOTUS money can buy! What could go wrong?