Supreme Court declines intervening in immigration regulation that allows judges to pause deportation proceedings after Trump blocked it

The Supreme Court declined to intervene Tuesday in a dispute over a Biden-era immigration regulation that allowed immigration judges to pause some deportation proceedings. The high court turned down a request from Democratic-led cities who say the rule was used to help crime victims and neglected juveniles and should be revived. Texas and the Trump administration agreed to a court order blocking the regulation after the state sued. Texas alleged that the practice called administrative closure was dramatically expanded under former President Joe Biden and effectively allowed people to stay in the country indefinitely.

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