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This is a show-me-your paper slot. Breaking news, Texas can now arrest and detain anyone

suspected of illegally crossing into the state from Mexico.

The fight over who can police the border escalating and the Supreme Court weighing in.

Nearly half a million people here in El Paso have to basically justify their presence in the United States because of the color of their skin.

What this means for the battle over immigration.

Texas very simply is enforcing the laws.

The CBS evening news starts now.

Good evening. I'm Nora O'Donnell, and thank you for being with us.

We want to begin tonight with a ruling from the Supreme Court that allows a sweeping Texas immigration law to go into effect for now. In a six to three decision, the nation's highest court said it won't block the law, known as SB4, that gives local and state police the power to arrest and detain migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally.

The federal government has been the sole authority of immigration enforcement for decades,

and critics say this ruling is an affront to federal law.

The case now heads back to the Court of Appeals to decide if it is constitutional or not,

but in the meantime, it's a major victory for Texas

and Republican Governor Greg Abbott. The White House said that they fundamentally disagree

with the Supreme Court's order. And CBS Zette O'Keefe is on the campaign trail with the president,

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