Gangs That Can’t Shoot Straight: Texas Anti-Immigrant Entities Edition.

So, some knuckleheads wanted to oppose the DHS and CBP in the en banc rehearing of the floating razor wire case, in the Fifth Circuit.

But they filed their purported amicus brief in the one on appeal from Alia Moses’ orders. That is, they filed in the wrong case. Here’s the operative bit of their admission:

…Counsel for CRA mistakenly filed CRA’s brief yesterday, February 23, 2024, in related case, Texas v. U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Case No. 23-50869, because of a typographical error on the cover page of its brief. See Exhibit A attached hereto. Counsel for CRA is correcting that mistake now, filing CRA’s brief in this case today, and therefore humbly seeks leave for CRA’s brief to be filed….

All this grand-standing… is just silly. The State of Texas (and Gov. Abbott) is a clear loser in both cases.

Out.