Supreme Court's Brief Enforcement of Texas Immigration Law Sparks Legal Battle

The controversial SB 4 law faces legal challenges and political debate over states' rights and federal authority on immigration.

The Supreme Court allowed Texas to enforce a strict immigration law, creating a legal battle with significant political implications.
The law, known as SB 4, was briefly in effect before the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals put it on hold again, continuing the legal uncertainty.
SB 4 allows Texas law enforcement to arrest and potentially deport individuals suspected of illegal entry, challenging federal authority over immigration.
The Biden administration and immigrant rights groups argue that SB 4 is unconstitutional and undermines federal immigration laws.
The legal tug-of-war over SB 4 has sparked a fierce debate over immigration policy and states' rights, with potential implications for U.S.-Mexico relations.