Texas Dismisses Fed's Demand For Full Border Access After Migrant Drownings
The state's attorney general blamed the Biden administration for the recent drownings and called legal threats a waste of time and resources.
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The state's attorney general blamed the Biden administration for the recent drownings and called legal threats a waste of time and resources.
The government of Texas and the Biden administration are in a legal standoff over a public park along the U.S.-Mexico border, where Texas National Guard soldiers have blocked access to Border Patrol officials. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Wednesday repudiated a demand from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to provide Border Patrol officials…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said the state will "continue utilizing its constitutional authority to defend her territory"
As the surge of migrants continues to overwhelm authorities at the U.S.-Mexico border, tensions between Texas and federal officials are escalating.
As the surge of migrants continues to overwhelm authorities at the U.S.-Mexico border, tensions between Texas and federal officials are escalating.