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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

The Supreme Court keeps the Title 42 Border Expulsion Policy in place for now, as new census

data shows which states Americans are fleeing and where they're moving instead.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with The Wall Street Journal.

We are joined today by my colleagues, editorial board member, Maneu Uquay-Berua, and columnist

Kim Strassel.

The case is Arizona v. Mayorkas, Alejandro Mayorkas, the Secretary of Homeland Security, and

the Order for the Supreme Court is a stay that it says precludes giving effect to the District

Court Order setting aside and vacating the Title 42 policy, and the Supreme Court is then

directing the clerk to establish a briefing schedule to put this case on the February

2023 argument calendar.

That probably means that we will get a decision in maybe June the end of the Supreme Court's

term.

But on a pretty narrow question, here it is.

The parties are directed to brief and argue the following question whether the state

applicants may intervene to challenge the District Court's summary judgment order.

And so, Maneu, I'm getting a little tangled here on all of the procedural complexities

of this litigation around Title 42, and I'm hoping you can clarify that.

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