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Archived story · published October 9, 2026. Coverage reflects reporting at the time. See today's brief

Politics · October 9, 2026

Cities ask Supreme Court to block Texas-DOJ deal invalidating immigration rule

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Three Democratic-controlled cities have petitioned the Supreme Court to intervene after the Trump administration and the state of Texas reached a deal to invalidate a federal immigration regulation. The cities allege the agreement constitutes collusion intended to bypass standard legal procedures. Separately, the NFL has requested the Supreme Court allow individual states to regulate event-based prediction markets before the league engages with such platforms.

Three Democratic-controlled cities have petitioned the Supreme Court to intervene after the Trump administration and the state of Texas reached a deal to invalidate a federal immigration regulation. The cities allege the agreement constitutes collusion intended to bypass standard legal procedures. Separately, the NFL has requested the Supreme Court allow individual states to regulate event-based prediction markets before the league engages with such platforms.