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Supreme Court Says Texas Can Arrest And Jail Migrants

Published March 29, 2024
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Year : 2, Issue : 12

The Supreme Court has allowed Texas to arrest and jail migrants, as part of the state’s new tough immigration law.

Under the law, known as SB4, local and state police can arrest and prosecute those suspected of illegally crossing the Mexican border.

The Biden administration has called the law unconstitutional.

The decision comes a day after it was blocked by the same court while emergency appeals played out.

Enforcing immigration laws – including arrests – has typically been handled by the federal government. SB4 now gives that power to Texan officials, allowing them to prosecute migrants or order them returned to Mexico.

The law is among the toughest immigration measures taken by any US state in recent memory. In total, SB4 was delayed three times by Justice Samuel Alito. Then on Tuesday the Supreme Court said the law can take effect at the same time that the lower federal appeals court weighs its legality.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton hailed the decision as a “huge win” against the Biden administration and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which challenged the law in court.

“As always, it’s my honour to defend Texas and its sovereignty, and to lead us to victory in court,” he wrote in a post on X, formerly Twitter.

The ACLU, for its part, vowed that it “won’t back down until this extreme anti-immigrant law is struck down for good.”

The court’s three liberal justices – Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson – dissented.

“The court gives a green-light that will upend the longstanding federal-state balance of power and sow chaos,” Justice Sotomayor wrote in the dissenting opinion.

Punishments would range from misdemeanours to felonies and potential imprisonment, or fines of up to $2,000 (£1,570).

Penalties for those who illegally re-enter Texas after having been deported could go up to 20 years in prison, depending on a person’s immigration and criminal history.

The justice department has argued that SB4 infringes on the federal government’s authority to secure the US border.

Additionally, the Biden administration has warned that it could harm relations with Mexico, which has condemned the law as “anti-immigrant”.

Source: BBC

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