The Supreme Court has ruled to preserve Trump-era border policy Title 42 for now, but the legal battle is far from over. Eddy Carder, constitutional law professor at Prairie View A&M, joins FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak to discuss.
talks with Eddy Carder, a constitutional law professor at Prairie View A&M, about the policy and what's next.This week, the Supreme Court essentially blocked the White House from lifting Title 42. So what is that? What are the implications of this essentially temporary decision?Exactly. Title 42 is an interesting law. It really emerged from the context of World War Two and became federal law.
How can they intervene? Should they intervene in the suspension of Title 42? And then finally, the court probably will hear oral arguments or is scheduled to hear oral arguments in February. And at that time, the court will make a more final decision with regard to the applicability and the relevance of Title 42 in the current context.
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