Texas claims shortly after it sued the Biden administration over a 100-day halt of deportations, immigration officials went a step further and released people who were incarcerated and awaiting removal from the country. Detained immigrants walk at the ICE South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, in 2019. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File) HOUSTON (CN) — The Biden administration must provide records about any immigrants ordered deported who were released from custody in the wake of executive action pausing deportations for 100 days, a federal judge ruled Monday. Texas sued the federal government and Department of Homeland Security officials Friday, claiming the deportation freeze violates a deal it struck with DHS two weeks before Biden’s Jan. 20 inauguration that gave it authority to stay any substantive change to federal immigration law enforcement for 180 days if it does not consent to the change.