Legal groups sue to stop Texas SB4 immigration law
Civil rights groups and El Paso County file in Austin federal court to challenge SB4 as illegal under federal immigration powers. The law, set to take effect March 5, lets officers arrest suspected illegal entrants and face misdemeanor charges. Abbott touts it as curbing illegal entry and funding a border wall.
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