The court’s action follows a legal filing from the Biden administration saying the case soon will be moot.
Republicans and even some Democrats in border states have opposed Biden’s efforts to end the Title 42 policy. They say the United States is not prepared for the expected influx of people who will come to the border with Mexico once the policy ends. when they agreed to prevent the policy from ending pursuant to a judge’s order and they set the case for argument.
The authority for that order came from Title 42 of the Public Health Service Act, which gives federal health officials extraordinary powers during a pandemic to limit transmission of an infectious disease.LATEST NEWS
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