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Justice Department appeals to justices over Texas border barrier

Published 1h ago · Latest report 25m ago · Court ruling

Affects United States · Covered in 3 countries

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The federal government asked the Supreme Court to greenlight barrier construction in Texas.

Federal attorneys petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court injunction that halted border barrier construction in the Big Bend sector of Texas. Solicitor General D. John Sauer argued the judicial block improperly interferes with federal operations. The administration seeks to resume building infrastructure along the southern border.

  • The legal filingThe Department of Justice submitted the emergency appeal to remove the current judicial restriction.
  • The administration viewGovernment lawyers characterized the lower court ruling as entirely without merit.

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Border barrier funding and construction have long remained central battlegrounds in American immigration policy, pitting federal executive initiatives against judicial challenges in regional courts.

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The administration asked the Supreme Court to set aside a lower court order pausing border wall construction in the Big Bend area.

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