The legal drama between Texas and the Biden administration continues after a federal appeals court ordered a pause in the state’s law that allows authorities to arrest and deport immigrants suspected of crossing the southern border illegally. The appeals court’s hold on the law came just hours after the Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed it to take effect as litigation continues.
In a 2-1 decision, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order that stops Texas Senate Bill 4 from going into effect as the court hears the case brought by the Biden administration, along with the ACLU and other groups, that oppose the immigration law, Fox News reported. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments on the case on Wednesday.
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority rejected the Biden administration’s emergency request for a stay on the Texas law while litigation continues in…
