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Trump visits the South Texas border amid a shift in the region toward Republicans
By Daniella Diaz, CNN
Former President Donald Trump still wants a wall on the southern border. And he said it’s Democrats’ fault it hasn’t happened yet.
On this wet, humid Wednesday on the South Texas border, Trump met with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and more than 20 House Republicans and local border officials to discuss efforts to build a wall, an echo of years and campaigns past. The visit served Trump a public space to vent his frustrations, and served as an act of loyalty of sorts for the Republicans clustered around him. It also highlighted Republicans’ desire to push immigration to the forefront amid the ongoing border crisis.
Donald Trump visits South Texas border amid shift in region toward Republicans CNN 12 hrs ago By Daniella Diaz, CNN © SAUL LOEB/AFP/AFP via Getty Images In this June 23, 2020, file photo, then-President Donald Trump participates in a ceremony commemorating the 200th mile of border wall at the international border with Mexico in San Luis, Arizona.
Former President Donald Trump still wants a wall on the southern border. And he said it s Democrats fault it hasn t happened yet.
On this wet, humid Wednesday on the South Texas border, Trump met with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and more than 20 House Republicans and local border officials to discuss efforts to build a wall, an echo of years and campaigns past. The visit served Trump a public space to vent his frustrations, and served as an act of loyalty of sorts for the Republicans clustered around him. It also highlighted Republicans desire to push immigration to the forefront amid the