In a blow to the Division of Homeland Security’s tries to set priorities for immigration enforcement, late past week the Supreme Courtroom of the United States made a decision 5-4 to deny a request from the Department of Justice to restore the priorities whilst litigation continues. This decision will come after a complicated a number of months, culminating in opposing selections in the 5th and 6th circuits which led to the unexpected emergency request at the Supreme Court. The Supreme Courtroom will hear arguments on no matter if the enforcement priorities are lawful in December. Until finally then, the 5th Circuit’s decision stands and they are blocked from currently being…