After Supreme Court rejects Florida's appeal for its immigration law, City Council member says court rulings back up what critics said about city law.

Washington — The Supreme Court on Wednesday left in place a block on a new Florida immigration law that imposes criminal penalties on migrants who are in the U.S. illegally and enter into the state, with the justices declining to pause a lower court decision that stopped it from taking effect while legal proceedings move forward.

The decision leaves a lower court's ruling in place. They did not explain their decision and there was no explained dissents.