Federal Judge Delivers a Massive Blow to the Biden’s Plan

A federal court has prevented the Biden administration from withdrawing Title 42, a public health order that has been used by immigration agents to quickly deport people at the southern border.

The Biden administration broke the law when it declared in April that it would cease Title 42 expulsions, according to District Judge Robert R. Summerhays, a Trump appointment. The original purpose of the health order was to prevent the spread of contagious illnesses into the United States.

In conclusion, the Court finds that the Plaintiff States have demonstrated a significant possibility of success based on the CDC’s failure to follow the [Administrative Procedure Act’s] rulemaking procedures. The first condition for injunctive relief is satisfied by this determination.

The verdict is expected to be appealed by the Biden administration to a higher court. The Biden administration had previously said that they strongly disagree with the core premise of the judge’s decision to temporarily prohibit the scheduled Title 42 stop last month.

On April 3, 20 Republican-controlled states, led by Arizona, filed a lawsuit against the administration. The complaint claimed that removing the Title 42 injunction would result in border anarchy between the United States and Mexico.

Texas said in its case that the Biden administration’s catastrophic open border policies, as well as its unclear and disorganized COVID-19 response, have combined to produce a humanitarian and public safety disaster on our southern border.

On Twitter, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton hailed Summerhays’ decision.