The justices removed from their calendar the case involving Title 42, which justified the quick expulsion of migrants on public health grounds.
when they agreed to prevent the policy from ending pursuant to a judge’s order and they set the case for argument.The policy dates to March 2020 when —— the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued an order limiting migration at the nation’s borders with Mexico and Canada, saying it was necessary to reduce the virus’ spread. The order said the facilities where migrants are held were not designed to quarantine people or allow for social distancing.
The authority for that order came from Title 42 of the Public Health Service Act, which gives federal health officials extraordinary powers during a pandemic to limit transmission of an infectious disease.Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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