Tonight the Supreme Court allowing Texas to enforce a controversial new immigration law at least for now

the court saying the Texas law allowing local authorities to arrest and deport

migrants can take effect while legal battles over it play out.

The Biden administration arguing it's unconstitutional that only the federal government can

set immigration policy.

The questions, when will the arrest start?

Also tonight, former Trump advisor Peter Navarro, after defying a subpoena from the January

6th committee, surrendering to federal prison, two of six former deputies the men how long they will spend in prison. The race for 2024 primary night in five

states former President Trump casting his ballot in Florida as he draws fire for

what he said about Jewish voters and lawmakers.

Our nightly news exclusive after a series of scares involving Boeing planes,

my conversation with the head of the FAA. You feel confident that Boeing will get it zacked together?

I don't think they have a choice.

The problems with Boeing's safety culture, he says he witnessed firsthand

and the little tree that could

Washington's beloved fixture being celebrated for one final spring.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

The US Supreme Court has delivered a major ruling broadening at least for now

who has the authority to enforce immigration laws at the southern

border. On a six three vote the conservative majority court backed a controversial

Texas law that empowers local police with the authority to arrest migrants who will

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