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parts of texas immigration law are likely unconstitutional federal judge signals
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Signals our AI researcher identified
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- Texas Senate Bill 4 allows state police to arrest individuals suspected of illegal border crossing.
- Federal judge David Alan Ezra indicated parts of the law may be unconstitutional.
- The law is set to take effect in two days.
- A lawsuit challenges the law, arguing immigration enforcement is federal responsibility.
- The Trump administration plans to support Texas in the lawsuit.
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