- Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is seeking a temporary restraining order to stop the mass release of migrants into the U.S. coinciding with the end of the Title 42 public health order — arguing that it is “materially identical” to a policy that was blocked by a federal judge earlier this year.
- Moody, in a filing in the U.S. District Court Northern District of Florida, is arguing that a plan by the Department of Homeland Security to release migrants onto the streets if Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and NGOs are overcapacity is unlawful as it is too similar to the “Parole + ATD” policy enjoined by a federal judge in March
- That policy saw migrants paroled into the U.S. and enrolled into Alternatives to Detention. The federal judge accused the government of “effectively turned the Southwest Border into a meaningless line in the sand and little more than a speedbump for aliens flooding into the country.”
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Florida AG Sues Biden Admin To Stop Planned Mass Release Of Migrants As Title 42 Ends
Migrants gather at a crossing into El Paso, Texas.
