Federal Judge Upholds Biden's Immigration Policies in Texas Lawsuit

A federal judge dismissed a Texas lawsuit seeking to shut down a Biden administration program allowing migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to enter the U.S. with American sponsors, preserving the policy central to the administration's immigration agenda. The program aims to discourage illegal border crossings and has granted two-year work permits to over 365,000 migrants. The judge ruled that Texas lacked legal standing to sue over the policy, marking a legal victory for the Biden administration and a surprise outcome given the judge's previous rulings against Biden's immigration rules.