A federal judge agreed with the Biden administration that Texas and Florida have made it impossible for the federal government to abide by some of the provision of the 1997 agreement.
Gangs have pillaged their way through the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas, killing, raping and kidnapping thousands of people in recent year.
President Joe Biden's executive order has spurred longer wait times for migrants in Mexico seeking asylum, causing a living situation in constant flux.
Biden has both sought to crack down on new arrivals at the border and to offer new immigration pathways.
A federal judge in San Diego found that the U.S. government violated the constitutional rights of two children who were detained for up to 34 hours at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The 1997 Flores agreement was the result of over a decade of litigation over widespread allegations of mistreatment in the 1980s.
The high court’s ruling favors the State Department’s national security concerns over a U.S. citizen’s spousal interests.
The move comes two weeks after Biden unveiled a sweeping crackdown at the U.S.-Mexico border that effectively halted asylum claims for those arriving between officially designated ports of entry.
An Iowa judged determined that a new law barring noncitizens from reentering the state conflicts with federal immigration laws.
The high court’s ruling will allow the government to keep the time and place of migrants' removal hearing blank when sending out an initial deportation notice.
The executive order will limit the number of migrants who can receive asylum at the southern U.S. border once crossings exceed 2,500 people a day.
