Supreme Court says White House can continue to set deportation priorities

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Republican state officials have filed a battery of lawsuits on enforcement as well as work permits for undocumented immigrants, including those brought to the United States as children.
53% : Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) said the "outrageous" ruling let down the states that have been inundated by waves of undocumented immigrants.
51% : One of the major remaining cases before the court also involves questions about the legal standing of states to challenge another Biden priority: forgiving about $400 billion in student loan debt.
39% : "If the Court green-lighted this suit, we could anticipate complaints in future years about alleged Executive Branch under-enforcement of any similarly worded laws -- whether they be drug laws, gun laws, obstruction of justice laws, or the like," Kavanaugh wrote.
34% : ICE has 34,000 detention beds and more than 4 million undocumented immigrants in its caseload, including 327,000 people with criminal histories.
28% : carte blanche to avoid accountability for abandoning enforcement of immigration laws," Abbott tweeted.
17% : Republicans have opposed that idea, citing record numbers of illegal crossings on the southern border during much of Biden's term.

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