The Supreme Court on Monday temporarily kept in place pandemic border restrictions that were set to end Wednesday, after a group of 19 Republican-led states called on the court for emergency relief.
The Supreme Court on Monday temporarily kept in place pandemic border restrictions that were set to end Wednesday, after a group of 19 Republican-led states called on the court for emergency relief ahead of an expected surge in border crossings.
The White House has in the meantime asked Congress for an extra $3.4 billion to boost resources at the border ahead of the expected surge “Failure to grant a stay here will inflict massive irreparable harms on the States, particularly as the States ‘bear many of the consequences of unlawful immigration,’” they wrote in the filing.
In the meantime, she said, the Department of Homeland Security has “surged” as much help at the border as possible, including a “historic” 23,000 border agents working there and the addition of 10 temporary processing facilities.
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