Ariz. Judge Rejects Appeal Against Border Wall Construction
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A federal judge in Arizona has rejected an appeal against the construction of a border wall. The court ruling allows for the construction of 41 miles of the wall.
Arizona Judge Rejects Appeal Against Border Wall Construction
A federal judge in Arizona has rejected an appeal by two environmental groups against a Department of Homeland Security order that allowed for the construction of 41 miles of border wall. The court ruling permits the construction of the wall, which had been halted due to the appeal.
Reasons for the Ruling
The judge dismissed the appeal, citing the National Security Act, which allows the Department of Homeland Security to bypass certain environmental laws when building the border wall.
Impact on Immigration Policy
The court ruling will not directly impact US immigration policy, but reaffirms the government's stance on building the border wall.
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Source: law360.com