The Supreme Court has agreed to an election year review of President Obama’s executive orders on immigration.
The order allows up to 5 million immigrants to come out of the shadows and work legally in the U.S.
Tuesday the justices will consider undoing lower court rulings that blocked the plan from taking effect.
The case is likely to be argued in April and decided by late June.
The immigrants who would benefit from the plan are mainly parents of U.S. citizens.
Texas is leading 26 states in challenging the plan.
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