Eight States Announce Lawsuit Against Biden Over Illegal Immigration Disaster

Trump Acknowledged AGs at Texas Rally Saturday

Eight states–Arkansas, Alaska, Florida, Indiana, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma and Texas–filed a lawsuit Friday against the Biden Administration for its abuse of the Central American Minors (CAM) Refugee and Parole Program.

The CAM program provides certain aliens in the United States the ability to secure protected status after entering the country illegally. Then, the aliens can petition the government to bring in extended family members from Honduras, El Salvador, or Guatemala. There is no authority in federal law for this sort of program.

“The Biden Administration has sown nothing but disaster for our country through its illegal, unconstitutional immigration policies,” Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said. “Biden’s latest round of flagrant law-breaking includes his Central American Minors Program, which has contributed significantly to many states being forced to take in even more aliens. My fellow attorneys general and I are suing to stop it.”

In addition to its abuse of the CAM program, the Biden Administration has, since it came to power a year ago, attempted to:

🔹freeze deportations,

🔹stop border wall construction,

🔹cease arrests and deportations of broad categories of aliens,

🔹terminate the Remain-in-Mexico program.

Paxton hosted fellow attorneys general to witness first-hand accounts of the massive influx of illegal aliens, which affects not only Texas, but the entire country on Thursday and Friday.

The attorneys general met with top officials from the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP), U.S. Border Patrol (BP), and U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) for briefings. They also took a border wall tour, and a boat tour on the Rio Grande River.

Donald J. Trump publically acknowledged Paxton and several other Attorneys General who attended the 45th President’s Texas rally Saturday evening in Conroe, near Houston.

Nearly 2 million illegal aliens are reported to have flooded the United States over the past year through the southwest border.