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Texas has passed a new anti-immigration law, S.B. 4, which allows state police to enforce immigration law, a power typically held by the federal government.
Civil rights and Latino advocacy groups are challenging the law in court, and the Biden administration has criticized it.
The law is compared to Arizona’s S.B. 1070, which was ruled unconstitutional due to legal enforcement challenges and civil rights violations.
The potential consequences of this law are highlighted, drawing parallels to Arizona’s experience with S.B. 1070.
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