Appeals Court Weighs Immigration Law in Rapidly Shifting Legal Clash Between Biden Administration and Texas
A three-judge panel asked pointed questions to both sides on Wednesday, as Texas argued it had a right to defend itself and the federal government insisted entry and removal of migrants is in its purview alone.

In what has become a rapidly changing legal dispute over a new Texas immigration law allowing the state to arrest and deport migrants in the country illegally, the Fifth Circuit court heard arguments on Wednesday as the three-judge panel appeared skeptical of some — but not necessarily all — parts of the legislation.
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