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→Release of migrants into the U.S. interior w/o court dates
"The Administration’s en masse parole of aliens violates federal immigration law and abdicates its responsibility to secure the nation’s borders," the 23 states, led by Virginia, said in an amicus brief filed this week.
"The Administration’s en masse parole of aliens violates federal immigration law and abdicates its responsibility to secure the nation’s borders," the 23 states, led by Virginia, said in an amicus brief filed this week.
The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10 memo and came a day before the end of Title 42.</small></blockquote></ref> The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10, 2023. memo and came a day before the end of ''Title 42''.
The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10 memo and came a day before the end of Title 42.</small></blockquote></ref> The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10, 2023. memo and came a day before the end of ''Title 42''.
==DeSantis VS [[AMLO]]==
In June 2023, Mexican president threatened DeSantis over immigration.{{Cquote|“The Government of Mexico emphatically condemns the practice of transporting migrant persons from states bordering Mexico toward other parts of the United States with electoral and political ends … Legal and diplomatic measures will be explored,” said the June 8 statement from Mexico’s foreign ministry.
<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2023/06/10/mexican-government-threatens-desantis-for-anti-migration-policies/ Mexican Government Threatens DeSantis for Anti-Migration Policies], ''Breitbart'', 10 June 2023.</ref>}}
==See also==
==See also==