Polis weighs next move after ICE subpoena setback

Catch up quick: A judge on Wednesday blocked Polis from ordering senior state official Scott Moss and his staff to comply with an ICE subpoena for personal data about undocumented children and their sponsors.

• The ruling was narrow, however, meaning the governor could still direct other state employees with access to the same data to cooperate with ICE.

The big picture: The judge's preliminary injunction cracked the door for further legal challenges. Any state employee asked to comply could follow in the footsteps of Moss — who sued and won — and potentially see a similar outcome thanks to the precedent now set.

What we're watching: Polis told 9News' Kyle Clark on Thursday that he hasn't decided whether to appeal the ruling.

• How far the Democratic governor is willing to go to align with the Trump administration's immigration enforcement agenda is still an open question.