Supreme Court green lights Texas law that allows state police to arrest migrants
- Texas can now enforce a law impacting noncitizens, leading to potential disruptions in foreign relations and hindering federal enforcement efforts, as stated by Sotomayor.
- Sotomayor believes the law may impede protection for individuals escaping persecution, limit the ability to monitor security threats effectively, and discourage noncitizens from reporting abuse or trafficking.
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Texas law enforcement will be able to arrest immigrants on mere “suspicion” of crossing border : Peoples Dispatch
On Tuesday, March 19, the United States Supreme Court upheld a Texas immigration law that empowers state law enforcement officials to arrest and deport non-citizens, a power previously afforded only to federal agents. This law was initially signed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott on December 18, 2023, but had since been stalled in the courts, making it all the way to the Supreme Court. This law, called S.B. 4, has been broadly opposed by immigrant …
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