In a court filing, the Mexican government claimed that if a Texas anti-illegal immigration law that is now being challenged by the Biden administration was passed, it would impose a” sovereign right” on Mexico to control who enters the country.
Mexico filed an amicus brief last week in support of the Biden administration’s complaint against Texas ‘ S. B. 4— a law to stop improper multiculturalism that would permit police to detain illegal immigrants and give state courts the authority to deport them
Governor signed the legislation. Greg Abbott in December but has been on hold due to a problem from the Biden administration, which says the legislation is illegal, hurts foreign ties and impedes upon the federal government’s police of immigration legislation.  ,
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Due to the Biden administration’s reported failure to secure the southeastern borders and enforce immigration laws, Texas has argued that the law is important.
In its brief, Mexico argues that the legislation going into effect creates a” large pressure” on U. S. Mexico relationships, including trade, and may even lead to discrimination against Mexican citizens.  ,
” Mexico is seriously concerned that SB 4 may be applied in a discriminatory sense and fears that its police will result to poor harassment, detention, removal, and criminalization of Hispanic people and people of Latino appearance”, the brief reads.
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However, it also raises concerns that the law would force “regardless of their nationality and without regard for Mexico’s own policies regarding entry into its territory or the noncitizens ‘ desire to enter Mexico.”
Mexico has publicly criticized SB 4 and stated that its implementation would interfere with Mexico’s sovereign right to decide who enters its territory. “, the brief says.
The Mexican government then requested that the Fifth Circuit Court continue to enforce the injunction.
The Supreme Court briefly granted the law’s legal battle before being sent back to the Fifth Circuit, which halted it while hearing arguments on the merits.
Just as February border numbers showed a record number of encounters for the month, Abbott has stated that his state can still rely on trespassing laws to stop illegal immigrants entering the country.
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” Even without S. B. 4,” We will continue to use our arrest authority and arrest people coming across the border illegally,” according to governor. “4, Texas has the legal authority to make arrests.” Abbott said Wednesday.
