Allow police to arrest and deport undocumented travelerstexasThe new law, “State Senate Bill 4” (SB4), was blocked by the federal Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on the evening of the 26th and temporarily prevented from being implemented. The three-judge review panel voted 2 to 1 to suspend implementation of the new Texas SB4 law until high-level legality issues such as whether it is unconstitutional and whether it violates federal law can be clarified. It doesn’t happen.

Republican PartyAccording to the provisions of “State Senate Bill 4” signed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott in December last year,illegal immigrationLocal Texas authorities have the power to arrest and deport you if you violate state law. The new law was approved by the Supreme Court on the 19th, but was immediately blocked by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals within hours of the decision.

The decision from the federal Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on the evening of the 26th has decided whether the new SB4 law can be put on the road to facing even more changes. The Texas state capital has not yet said whether it will appeal to the judges.

Former President George W. Bush-appointed Chief Justice Priscilla Richman wrote in the lead opinion that the new law SB4 may be unconstitutional, but “insufficient funding combined with a lack of political will” caused the immigration problem. A “law enforcement loophole” appears.

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