US EditionJudge blocks Texas law that gives police broad powers to arrest migrants who illegally enter US
- A federal judge blocked a Texas law allowing police to arrest migrants, supporting the Biden administration's stance.
- The law, similar to a 2010 Arizona law, was seen as infringing on federal powers.
- The judge's decision halted the law's enforcement before its March 5 start date, with Texas planning to appeal.
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134 Articles
District Court Enjoins S.B. 4, the Texas Immigration Enforcement Law
Back in December, after Texas Governor Abbott signed into law an immigration enforcement law, S.B. 4, Josh Blackman and I had dueling posts (Josh's here, mine here) on whether S.B. 4 was preempted by federal law under the Supreme Court's decision in Arizona v. United States (2012). In light of that exchange, I thought I might point out that today, in United States v. Texas, Judge David Ezra preliminarily enjoined S.B. 4. From the opinion: Severa…
Judge halts Texas law that would allow police to arrest, deport illegal immigrants — claims Biden hasn’t ‘abandoned’ border
A Texas federal judge on Thursday placed a preliminary injunction on a new Texas law that would allow local authorities to arrest and deport immigrants who enter the state illegally.What's the background?Senate Bill 4, signed into law in December by Republican Governor Greg Abbott, would make illega...
The entry into force of the toughest anti-immigrant law in the United States has so far been blocked. On Thursday, a federal judge raised the dispute in court between the Joe Biden Administration and the Government of Texas, paralyzing the SB4 call, a law that allows state security forces to request papers and detain people in order to deport them to Mexico. Judge David Ezra has described the rule as unconstitutional, since it gives local author…
Un juez federal bloque� una nueva ley de Texas que permitir�a a la Polic�a arrestar a migrantes sospechosos de entrar ilegalmente a EU.
Un juez federal bloquea la aplicación de la controvertida ley de inmigración de Texas
Sofía Benavides (CNN) — Un juez federal en Austin, Texas, ordenó este jueves al gobierno estatal suspender la aplicación de una controvertida ley que permitiría a los agentes estatales arrestar y detener a personas sospechosas de haber ingresado ilegalmente al país. “Si se permite que proceda, la SB 4 podría abrir la puerta a que cada estado apruebe su propia versión de la ley de inmigración”, escribió el juez David Alan Ezra, otorgando una orde…
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