Texas Insider Report: AUSTIN Texas The Texas Attorney Generals Office today filed a motion for discovery after the Obama Administration admitted that tens of thousands of expanded work permits have already been issued to illegal immigrants in contradiction to the facts the administration presented in U.S. federal court.
In an apparent attempt to quickly execute President Obamas unlawful unconstitutional amnesty plan the Obama Administration appears to have already been issuing expanded work permits in direct contradiction to what they told a federal judge previously in this litigation" said General Paxton. The circumstances behind this must be investigated and the motion we seek would help us determine to what extent the Administration might have misrepresented the facts in this case."
The federal district court granted a preliminary injunction on February 16 enjoining in full President Barack Obamas executive action.
Texas leads a 26-state bipartisan coalition fighting the Presidents attempt to unilaterally grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. Joining Texas in the lawsuit are: Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Kansas Louisiana Maine Michigan Mississippi Montana Nebraska Nevada North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah West Virginia Wisconsin. To view the motion for discovery please visit: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/files/epress/files/2015/March/motion_for_early_discovery_3-5-2015.pdf.
Texas Insider Report: AUSTIN Texas The Texas Attorney Generals Office today filed a motion for discovery after the Obama Administration admitted that tens of thousands of expanded work permits have already been issued to illegal immigrants in contradiction to the facts the administration presented in U.S. federal court.
In an apparent attempt to quickly execute President Obamas unlawful unconstitutional amnesty plan the Obama Administration appears to have already been issuing expanded work permits in direct contradiction to what they told a federal judge previously in this litigation" said General Paxton. The circumstances behind this must be investigated and the motion we seek would help us determine to what extent the Administration might have misrepresented the facts in this case."
The federal district court granted a preliminary injunction on February 16 enjoining in full President Barack Obamas executive action.
Texas leads a 26-state bipartisan coalition fighting the Presidents attempt to unilaterally grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. Joining Texas in the lawsuit are: Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Kansas Louisiana Maine Michigan Mississippi Montana Nebraska Nevada North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah West Virginia Wisconsin. To view the motion for discovery please visit: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/files/epress/files/2015/March/motion_for_early_discovery_3-5-2015.pdf.
