Cities ask Supreme Court to block Texas-DOJ deal invalidating immigration rule
Summary
Three cities controlled by Democrats asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stop a deal between Texas and the Department of Justice that canceled an immigration rule made during President Biden’s time in office. Texas sued to block the rule, and the government agreed it was not legal, leading a judge to stop the rule.Key Facts
- Three Democratic-led cities asked the Supreme Court to step in.
- The cities want to bring back an immigration rule that was canceled.
- The canceled rule was created during President Biden’s administration.
- Texas filed a lawsuit against the rule in June.
- On the same day, the government said the rule was unlawful.
- A judge quickly ordered the rule to be stopped.
- The cities accuse Texas and the Justice Department of improper teamwork.
- The case involves immigration policy and legal authority.
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