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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday showed off to four fellow Republican governors the controversial new border buoys installed as part of his border security initiative in the middle of the Rio Grande in this South Texas border town.
Exas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday showed off to four other GOP visiting governors the controversial new border buoys his state border security initiative has installed in this South Texas border town in the middle of the Rio Grande. And after the tour, in response to a question from Border Report, he confirmed that the State of Texas has moved the string of buoys further north toward the U.S. shore. This came after a survey last week by the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) had found most of the buoys in the 1,000-foot long string were actually on the Mexican side of the interna...
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Exas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday showed off to four other GOP visiting governors the controversial new border buoys his state border security initiative has installed in this South Texas border town in the middle of the Rio Grande. And after the tour, in response to a question from Border Report, he confirmed that the State of Texas has moved the string of buoys further north toward the U.S. shore. This came after a survey last week by the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) had found most of the buoys in the 1,000-foot long string were actually on the Mexican side of the interna...
Exas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday showed off to four other GOP visiting governors the controversial new border buoys his state border security initiative has installed in this South Texas border town in the middle of the Rio Grande. And after the tour, in response to a question from Border Report, he confirmed that the State of Texas has moved the string of buoys further north toward the U.S. shore. This came after a survey last week by the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) had found most of the buoys in the 1,000-foot long string were actually on the Mexican side of the interna...