
Texas attorney general files preliminary injunction to block new DHS asylum rule
Fox News
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an injunction against a new Biden Administration rule that would shift power to asylum officers more power to release migrants into the country.
Paxton filed the order on Monday, days after a federal judge blocked the Biden administration from ending the Title 42 public health immigration order, which allows border officials to quickly expel migrants without allowing them to apply for asylum within the United States. The Department of Justice announced it would appeal the decision blocking the Biden administration from lifting Title 42.
Paxton said that the implementation of the new rule is another way for the Biden administration to accomplish their "real goal."

House Democrat pushes Senate to reverse Trump federal union order after GOP revolt by 20 Republicans
Rep. Jared Golden's bill reversing President Donald Trump's executive order on federal worker unions passed the House with bipartisan support from 20 Republicans.












