A case determining the legality of a buoy barrier installed along the U.S.-Mexico border will be seen by a federal judge as the Biden administration and Mexico look to remove it.
Gov. Greg Abbott, R-Texas, reacts to the Justice Department's lawsuit over Texas' border response on 'Special Report.'will land before a federal judge Tuesday as Republican Gov. Greg Abbott looks to keep the barrier amid efforts from the Biden administration and Mexico to remove it.
"President Biden abandoned his duty to secure our border. Under his open border policies, every state in America is a border state," Abbott wrote on X, formerly Twitter, Monday evening."America’s Governors will not stand idly by and allow this crisis to continue unchecked." The hearing also comes days after Texas officials had to reposition the wrecking ball-sized buoys closer to U.S. soil as the governor claimed it had allegedly drifted closer to Mexico's side of the river."I don't know whether they were true or not," the governor added. He has alsoDuring Monday's visit to the border town, Abbott was joined by four Republican governors who have helped Texas in its efforts to secure the southern border.
Abbott continued:"There is a reason the United Nations has named the border between the United States and Mexico the deadliest land border in the entire world. President Biden is responsible for that deadly border, and we're not going to stand idly by. We, as states, share an obligation and that's to step up and address this unparalleled catastrophe caused by President Biden."
"On day 1 of the Biden Administration, they reversed policies that protect the sovereignty of this country and its citizens," she added."Iowa is located at the intersection of two major interstates, and it is a pathway for Mexican cartels and humans traffickers in the Midwest. I thank the 14 other Governors who have stepped up to do the job that President Biden has failed to do. It is time for the President to do his job.
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Judge to consider whether Texas can keep oversize buoy barrier on US-Mexico river borderA federal judge is set to consider whether Texas can keep a floating barrier on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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