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5:34Now PlayingThe Supreme Court rules to allow Texas Governor Greg Abbott's extreme new law to take effect, enabling Texas state police to arrest any people they suspect are illegally entering the United States. Francesca Fiorentini and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Supreme Court greenlights Texas law allowing state police to arrest migrants
"The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed a Texas law to take effect that enables state law enforcement to arrest people they suspect are illegally entering the United States from Mexico.
The three liberal justices publicly dissented from the court’s order that clears the way for the controversial statute, S.B. 4. The order is not a final decision, and the case could return to the high court.
The Biden administration had urged the justices to block the law, passed by Texas’s Republican-controlled Legislature last year, asserting it is an “unprecedented intrusion into federal immigration enforcement.”
“There is no ambiguity in SB4,” U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar wrote to the justices. “It is flatly inconsistent with federal law in all its applications, and it is therefore preempted on its face.”"
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