And that will do nothing. Nothing at all anymore. The SC has spoken and the precedent is set against such a lawsuit. The SC today just said that the state of Arizona has no right to sue the feds for non-enforcement. They have said that the feds alone have the right to decide to enforce or not to enforce. The State of Arizona has no standing if the SC’s interpretation of the law is upheld.
Justice took off the blinders today and decided to meet out their own brand of the law by looking beyond the law and the Constitution. Today the SC became activist and Roberts allowed it to do what he thought was best, to preserve the dignity of the court while salvaging what he thought was a useful part of the law.
Well, you’re right. Apparently the prevailing members of the SC hold that the Feds have a right to enforce the border but not a duty. Brilliant.