Texas Anti-Illegal Immigration Law
A federal appeals court has restored an injunction on Texas' strict new anti-illegal immigration law, putting it back on hold after the Supreme Court had temporarily allowed it to take effect. The law, known as SB4, aims to give state authorities powers to deport illegal immigrants, sparking intense debate between supporters and opponents.
Key Points
- Federal appeals court restores injunction on Texas' anti-illegal immigration law
- Debate over the law's constitutionality and impact on immigration policies
- Supreme Court temporarily allowed the law to take effect before the injunction was reinstated
Pros
- Gives state authorities powers to act aggressively on illegal immigration
- Protects Texas from an 'invasion' of migrants
Cons
- Criticized as cruel, discriminatory, and unconstitutional
- Mexico refuses to cooperate in taking back deported illegal immigrants