He United States Supreme Court on Friday dismissed the claim of the republican prosecutor’s office about Texas And Louisiana against the president Joe Biden for his policy migratory which allows you to determine which citizens not to be deported in the first place, based on whether they pose a threat to safety public.

By an 8-to-1 vote, the judges dismissed a lawsuit asking for a halt to the implementation of the Biden administration’s priority leadership that requires agents to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) focus their detention efforts on immigrants who pose a danger to the security of the country.

According to the decision of the US Supreme Court, the states do not have the right to sue. The decision could serve as a precedent to set the stage for the state to challenge federal policy.

Texas and Louisiana sued over politics deportation Biden, issued in February 2021, which directs the state immigration enforcement agency to give priority to arrest and deportation. immigrants who are considered a threat to national security, have recently crossed the border illegally, or have committed certain serious crimes.

Plaintiff contends that the directive is illegal because ICE is required by law to detain all undocumented migrants who have committed crimes or have final deportation orders.

According to today’s ruling, written by Conservative Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the challengers have no legal basis to sue the plan, and it was an “extremely unusual” lawsuit as it sought to “order the executive branch to change its arrest policy to make more arrests.” .”

He added that federal courts “generally don’t hear cases like this” because there are “other forums that remain open” for states to voice their concerns.

After Biden passed this ruling, which sets rules different from those dictated by his predecessor. Donald Trump (2017-2021), Texas and Louisiana immediately challenged the plan in court.