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A Texas law that sparked heated debates and legal challenges regarding immigration enforcement has been temporarily halted by a federal appeals court. The law, known as SB-4, aimed to empower local law enforcement to arrest individuals suspected of illegally crossing the border.
The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans recently upheld a lower court's decision, which ruled SB-4 unconstitutional. This development has brought relief to groups and advocates who have vehemently opposed the law, citing concerns about its potential violation of federal immigration statutes.
Legal experts and advocacy organizations, including the Las Americas. . .
