Supreme Court Allows Trump to Undo Major Biden-Era Immigration Policy
Summary
The Supreme Court declined an emergency appeal by three cities and an advocacy group seeking to defend a Biden-era immigration policy. The decision leaves in place a court order blocking the policy, which let immigration judges pause some deportation cases.Key Facts
- The policy was known as administrative closure.
- Baltimore, Columbus, New Haven, and Centro Legal de la Raza sought to intervene in the case.
- The groups said the policy helped crime victims and neglected juveniles.
- Texas sued to block the policy, arguing it let some immigrants remain in the United States indefinitely.
- Texas and the Trump administration agreed to a court order blocking the regulation.
- A judge rejected the cities’ and advocacy group’s request to intervene before they appealed to the Supreme Court.
- The Justice Department argued that the groups lacked legal standing and had not shown immediate harm.
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