Legal battles over immigration policies continue under Biden administration.

A federal judge in Florida has temporarily blocked the Biden administration's plan to release migrants from US Customs and Border Protection custody without court dates or with conditions. The plan was intended to ease the strain on overcrowded border facilities as the number of migrants increases. Florida sued to halt the policy, and the judge agreed to block it for two weeks, citing the administration's lack of preparation and the risk of unsafe overcrowding at CBP facilities. The Justice Department has requested a stay on the court ruling and intends to seek emergency relief from the Eleventh Circuit.