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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Supreme Court leaves Texas-Justice Department deportation agreement in place

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The Supreme Court declined to restore a Biden-era policy that let immigration judges temporarily close some deportation cases. The decision leaves in place the arrangement between Texas and the Justice Department, according to the supplied coverage.

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Why it matters

Immigrants with deportation cases and immigration courts are affected because judges can no longer use that policy to temporarily close cases. The reports do not quantify effects on case volumes or court workloads.