Supreme Court ruling on Texas' barriers to federal immigration officials

The recent Supreme Court ruling on Texas' barriers to federal immigration officials lacked detailed reasoning. The ruling essentially allows the federal government to remove the barriers without Texas imposing penalties. While the ruling implies that Texas cannot obstruct federal immigration officials from enforcing federal immigration law, the lack of specific reasons makes it difficult to assert that Texas is defying the ruling. This ambiguity, combined with the belief of some justices that Texas can nullify federal law, seems to embolden Texas in its stance.