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Boneheaded anti-immigration politicians are throttling globalisation - Vimarsana News

Boneheaded anti-immigration politicians are throttling globalisation

There is something about border crossings that breeds insanity in America’s elected officials

Texas' border battle with White House takes center stage at congressional hearing - Vimarsana News

Texas' border battle with White House takes center stage at congressional hearing

A congressional hearing was held on Tuesday focused on the rights of states when it comes to immigration. A partisan tone dominated the debate over Governor Abbott's standoff with the White House on razor wire and other deterrents.

Texas border crisis: Biden ready to 'shut down the border' if given authority - Vimarsana News

Texas border crisis: Biden ready to 'shut down the border' if given authority

President Biden says he is ready to shut down the border if Congress passes a bipartisan bill giving him the authority to do it, but some Texas leaders do not seem convinced.

Texas border: Abbott standing ground despite SCOTUS decision siding with feds - Vimarsana News

Texas border: Abbott standing ground despite SCOTUS decision siding with feds

Governor Greg Abbott said he will continue to hold the line at the U.S.-Mexico border despite the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of the federal government, who can remove dozens of miles of razor wire put up by the state of Texas.

Texas' floating barrier between US, Mexico can stay for now, court rules in reversal - Vimarsana News

Texas' floating barrier between US, Mexico can stay for now, court rules in reversal

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's floating border barrier will remain in place in the Rio Grande for now. A majority of the 17 justices who make up 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals have agreed to hear the buoy barrier case.