Courts Strike A Major Blow Against Obama's Amnesty Schemes
According to Texax Governor Greg Abbott, Obama's "attempt to bypass the will of the American people was successfully checked again today"...
(NewsMax) The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday in favor of 26 states challenging President Barack Obama's executive action on immigration, potentially paving the way for a Supreme Court decision on the issue.
Two judges on the three-judge panel ruled that the executive action, which would grant an estimated 4.7 million undocumented immigrants relief from deportation, should remain on hold while the government appeals its blocking.
The immigration order was first put on hold by Texas Judge Andrew Hanen in February after the states, all led by Republican governors, alleged that taking in migrants would be overly burdensome.
"The President's attempt to bypass the will of the American people was successfully checked again today," Texas Governor Greg Abbott said in a news release...
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(NewsMax) The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday in favor of 26 states challenging President Barack Obama's executive action on immigration, potentially paving the way for a Supreme Court decision on the issue.
Two judges on the three-judge panel ruled that the executive action, which would grant an estimated 4.7 million undocumented immigrants relief from deportation, should remain on hold while the government appeals its blocking.
The immigration order was first put on hold by Texas Judge Andrew Hanen in February after the states, all led by Republican governors, alleged that taking in migrants would be overly burdensome.
"The President's attempt to bypass the will of the American people was successfully checked again today," Texas Governor Greg Abbott said in a news release...
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