POLITICSJun 29 · 16:33 UTCTENNESSEE LOOKOUTAdam Friedman

Judge: Plaintiffs don’t standing in case challenging TN law making illegal immigration a state crime

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Tennessee's law making illegal immigration a state crime, ruling plaintiffs lacked standing. The law, part of the 'Immigration 2026' agenda, was crafted with collaboration from House Speaker Cameron Sexton and Stephen Miller.

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