The Supreme Court will consider the Biden administration's effort to revive a policy that set immigration enforcement priorities by focusing on public safety threats.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrest an immigrant said to be considered a threat to public safety and national security in Compton, Calif., early June 6.The Supreme Court on Tuesday will consider the Biden administration's effort to revive a policy that set immigration enforcement priorities by focusing on public safety threats.
Texas and Louisiana immediately challenged the plan in court, arguing that federal immigration law requires that certain illegal immigrants — including those convicted of aggravated felonies, human trafficking and some gun crimes — must be detained after they are released from criminal custody.
In the ruling blocking the policy, U.S. District Judge Drew Tipton — a Trump appointee — said Texas had standing because it could show that immigrants who should have been detained were in Texas and in some cases had committed crimes.
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