Contains Opinion of the Writer

In a previous article, I discussed Title 42. Title 42 was established in 1944 to prevent the spread of influenza and allow authorities to bar entry to foreigners at risk of spreading the disease. In March 2020, on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendation, President Donald Trump invoked the law to minimize the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the article, I shared that a Democratic Judge warned it was a bad idea to end Title 42.

On December 20, the Supreme Court decided not to end Title 42, and of course, there was a war of words as to whether Title 42 would end and the pros and cons of keeping the law active.

I have good news for now regarding Title 42. The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the controversial Trump-era Title 42 border policy to remain in place for the time being.

The Hill reports that in a 5-4 vote, the high court reversed an order from a federal judge in Washington, D.C., who ruled last month that the border policy must end. The court’s ruling comes in response to an emergency request filed by 19 Republican state attorneys general asking to maintain the policy, which was scheduled to expire this week.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday also set a date for oral arguments in the case for February, with a final decision expected in June.

The high court’s stay will remain in effect until a ruling is made, but it does not prevent the Biden administration from ending the policy, although the White House has not signaled it would do so.

Let’s hope Biden and his commie regime will not put up a fight to end Title 42.