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It's fucking ridiculous how the party of states rights also includes a states right to support counties in enforcing their will on everyone not in their state.
Goddamn Texans always ruining Colorado and telling us it's the Californians fault.
This is about El Paso county, Colorado. Which is the county Colorado Springs is in. Which just fucking figures.
America actually come up with an original name for absolutely anything challenge (impossible)
Yeah, this is a Colorado county wanting to sue the state, not a Texas county.
To be fair, Colorado Springs is Texas in spirit
You're right, I always forget that part of Texas was transplanted and dumped south of Denver.
luckily, no states have ever held up a county or city's "rights" like this, so CSPD can suck it and cry they don't get to go on immigration raids 
It basically the "The state of Oklahoma and Nebraska can't eliminate weed, when Colorado legalized it!" All over again. It's always states right until a state does something they don't like. I'm over this state shit and either everything needs to federalize under uniform rules coast to coast or we need to Balkanize and states that want to be shit holes can do that, without hurting places that don't want to be shit holes.
Performative liberal nonsense lol