Two can play at this game, apparently
Last weekend, Karen wrote about yet another executive order from President Biden, this one placing a freeze on nearly all deportations for 100 days. Open Borders Joe was sending yet another clear signal to the progressive base that he was on board with most of their worst instincts, particularly when it comes to border security and illegal immigration. That move prompted some harsh blowback, particularly from Marco Rubio, who asked why illegal alien rapists were being allowed to remain in our country. Biden’s plan may not get off the ground, however. With amazing rapidity, a court in Texas took up a challenge to the order. The result was a 14-day injunction on the order issued by a U.S. District Judge in the Lone Star State. Gee… I wonder where they got the idea to hold up a president’s executive orders by challenging them in court? (Business Insider) A federal judge in Texas temporarily blocked the Biden administration’s 100-day deportation moratorium on Tuesday, stalling the administration’s early immigration reform goals. The freeze, an executive order signed by President Biden alongside a stack of other first-day executive orders, was blocked by US District Judge Drew B. Tipton of the Southern District of Texas… Tipton argued that Texas had proven, “that it pays millions of dollars annually to provide social services and uncompensated healthcare expenses and other state-provided benefits to illegal aliens such as the Emergency Medicaid program, the Family Violence Program, and the Texas Children’s Health Insurance Program.
