Judge Upholds Biden Scheme to Move 30,000 More Migrants Per Month Into US

A federal judge on Friday declined to put speed bumps in the Biden administration’s superhighway of immigration bringing migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela into the United States. The so-called…

IJR SyndicatedMar 11, 20243 min read

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“In reaching this conclusion, the Court does not address the lawfulness of the Program,” Tipton wrote in his decision.

Tipton said that although states claim their costs are increased by the program, data cited failed to back up that claim.

“The Court has before it a case in which plaintiffs claim that they have been injured by a program that has actually lowered their out-of-pocket costs,’’ he wrote

Although illegal immigrants are breaking records at the border, Tipton said data shows Illegal immigration from the four nations has dropped.

“The record establishes that the number of CHNV nationals entering the United States since the program’s implementation has dramatically decreased by as much as 44 percent,” he wrote.

“Plaintiffs, therefore, are unable to demonstrate that they have been injured by the program, and as a result they lack standing to bring these claims,” he added.

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In arguing his case, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had said in statement that “every state in America” was being “crushed” by the ripple effects of Illegal immigration, according to The Hill.

“The Biden open borders agenda has created a humanitarian crisis that is increasing crime and violence in our streets, overwhelming local communities, and worsening the opioid crisis,” he said.

“This unlawful amnesty program, which will invite hundreds of thousands of aliens into the U.S. every year, will only make this Immigration crisis drastically worse,” Paxton said.

Texas is expected to appeal the decision to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, according to The New York Times.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.