Supreme Court blocks Florida lawsuit over undocumented truck licenses

TL;DR
The Supreme Court rejected Florida’s bid to directly sue California and Washington over allowing undocumented immigrants to hold commercial driver’s licenses, saying such disputes should be addressed by federal regulators; Justices Thomas and Alito signaled they would have preferred to hear the case. The suit, tied to a fatal Florida Turnpike crash involving a driver with CA/WA licenses, became a flashpoint in the immigration-policy debate between Trump-era proposals and state licensing practices.
- Supreme Court rejects Florida's lawsuit over undocumented truck drivers USA Today
- Thomas blasts SCOTUS for decision on Florida lawsuit over illegal immigrant truckers with blue-state licenses Fox News
- Supreme Court tosses Florida lawsuit against states for driver’s licenses issued to undocumented immigrants NBC News
- Supreme Court rejects Florida's bid to sue Western states over truck licenses for immigrants Yahoo
- Thomas, Alito say Supreme Court obligated to hear Florida’s commercial driving fight The Hill
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