The Supreme Court rejects Texas and Louisiana's challenge to the Biden administration's immigration guidelines that prioritize which noncitizens to deport
The court said the states did not have the “standing,” or the legal right, to sue in the first place in a decision that will further clarify when a state can challenge a federal policy in court going forward.
The ruling is the latest salvo in the war between Republican-led states and the Biden White House when it comes to immigration enforcement. By ruling against the states, the court tightened the rules concerning when states may challenge federal policies with which they disagree. Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote the majority opinion. This story is breaking and will be updated.
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