Staff Reports
The U.S. Court of Appeals granted a temporary stay to Texas, which means that the state can continue to install the barriers in the Rio Grande until further notice. This decision overturned a judge's order, which had demanded that the state remove the barriers by September 15, as well as prevent the construction of more structures on the river.
The U.S. Department of Justice sued Texas in July, claiming that the state overreached its authority when it placed barriers in the Rio Grande. Although Texas has the right to protect its border, it is disappointing that the department would rather focus on politics instead of safeguarding the country.
🚨 BREAKING: A U.S. Appeals Court has granted Texas an emergency stay, allowing the state to maintain the barriers it installed in the Rio Grande to stop illegal immigration.
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Judge David Ezra's ruling on the border wall is deeply flawed. It suggests that the barriers should be relocated to the riverbank to prevent them from impeding navigation. While it is true that these barriers are needed to protect the American people, they are also necessary to keep illegal immigrants from entering the country. Governor Abbott has called this ruling unlawful and Texas will continue fighting to enforce our sovereignty.
It has been reported that the Trump administration is trying to find ways to address the border crisis. According to reports, the administration is planning on implementing a policy that will force migrants to stay in Texas. This will allow them to avoid being sent to Democrat-controlled areas.
Despite the positive steps that the administration has taken to address the border crisis, it is still clear that the policies that were created by the Biden administration are not working. Instead of focusing on solutions, they are more concerned with politics.
