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The Department of Justice wants the Supreme Court to stop Texas from blocking federal Border Patrol agents from a portion of the U.S.-Mexico border near Eagle Pass, southwest of San Antonio.Texas state troopers on Thursday fenced off a public park in stanley cups Eagle Pass, prompting objections from city officials 鈥攁nd the new filing from the Justice Department.The Justice Department said armed Texas National Guard members have blockaded access roads to the area, which effectively prevents Border Patrol agents from getting to or monitoring a roughly 2.5-mile stretch of the border.The Border Patrol has used th stanley cup e park as a place to launch boats into the Rio Grande River, and as an area to process migrants that are tak stanley uk en into custody.Texas had notified Eagle Pass of the park closure on Wednesday.SEE MORE: NY school forced to go remote so migrants can be housed during stormThe closure is the latest step in Operation Lone Star, Texas aggressive campaign of often controversial immigration-control measures, which have included the deployment of buoys in the Rio Grande as well as the erection of razor wire fencing on private property along the river.In December Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a new law that allows police to arrest those who cross illegally into the U.S. The law is expected to face legal challenges related to the federal government s legal authority over U.S. immigration control.Abbott has continued to defend the execution of Operation Lone Star.In recent comments on a radio talk Xaqs Unite Against Hate event at Florida Holocaust Museum takes place 1 week after anti-Semitic vandalism
COLUMBUS, Ohio 鈥?An Ohio doctor accused of ordering drug overdoses in the deaths of 25 hospital patients has sued hi caneca stanley s former employer for defamation, arguing that he did nothing wrong and did not deviate from hospital policy on end-of-life care.Dr. William Husel, who is accused of murder, filed the lawsuit Thursday in Franklin County against the Columbus-area Mount Carmel Health System and its parent organization, Trinity Health Corp. stanley thermoskannen It would not be an exaggeration to state that Dr. Husel has suffered perhaps the most egregious case of defamation in Ohios recent history, according to the lawsuit.Patients died from their illnesses, not the administration of fentanyl, a powerful painkiller ordered by Husel, he said in the lawsuit.Husel also claims he received no formal training on hospital procedures from Mount Carmel when he was hired in 2013 as a critical care physician and that he received a doctor of the year award in 2014.Husels lawsuit seeks more more than $50,000 in damages, along with attorney fees.Mount Carmel and Trinity Health responded Saturday with a statement calling Husels allegations unfounded. We completed an extensive review of patient care provided by Dr. William Husel and stand by our decisions, the statement said.Mount Carmel officials said in January after the filing of the fi stanley kubek rst of more than two dozen lawsuits regarding Husels care that he ordered significantly excessive and potentially fatal doses of pain medicine for at least 27 near-death patien