AZ attorney general Mark Brnovich sued DHS on Wednesday over the Biden’s administration’s 100-day deportation pause. He stated that they sued DHS “alleging that their new policy halting deportations is illegal and it’s also contrary to an … [understanding] that we have with Homeland Security.” Arizona is the second state to sue over the deportation pause, following a similar suit brought by Texas on Jan. 22. That suit resulted in a temporary restraining order issued on Jan. 26. In response, The Biden administration argued that the agreement between the states and DHS is unenforceable because “an outgoing administration cannot contract away that power for an incoming administration.
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