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Oct 8, 2026

Baltimore, Columbus, New Haven ask Supreme Court to block Texas-DOJ deal invalidating immigration rule

Three Democratic-controlled cities filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court seeking to revive a Biden-era immigration regulation that was blocked through what they call an "egregious collusion" between Texas and the Trump administration's Justice Department. Texas sued over the regulation in June, and the administration agreed to a deal that effectively invalidated it.

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  • ▪In June 2026, Texas filed a federal lawsuit challenging a Biden-era immigration regulation that authorized immigration judges to administratively close certain low-profile court cases.
  • ▪Democracy Forward Foundation represents Baltimore, Columbus, New Haven, and Centro Legal de la Raza after lower federal courts turned away their requests to intervene in the litigation.
  • ▪Baltimore, Columbus, New Haven, and legal aid group Centro Legal de la Raza accused Texas and the Trump administration of egregious collusion to undo agency action without defending the regulation.

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Supreme Court litigationU.S. domestic politicsImmigration & refugees

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