It Begins… Stand with Texas🔥More Gov sending Troops to Texas, Biden Vs Texas Migrant Crisis

It Begins… Stand with Texas🔥More Gov sending Troops to Texas, Biden Vs Texas Migrant Crisis 1 hour ago
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US Immigration
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U.S. Immigration. America’s Governors Stand With Texas To Secure The Border.
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Texas Border Battle. Texas prepared in ‘unlikely event’ Biden federalizes National Guard.
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Border standoff between Texas, feds intensifies as governor defies Supreme Court ruling. Texas arresting Migrants. "This is not over," Texas Governor Abbott said in a social media post.
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Despite the U.S. Supreme Court siding with the Department of Homeland Security to allow federal border officials to cut state-installed razor wire along the Rio Grande, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and state Attorney General Ken Paxton said the larger legal battle between Texas and the Biden administration is far from settled.
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Texas keeps adding Razor wires. Texas state Law Passes Allowing State Police to Arrest Immigrants.
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The Texas House passed legislation earlier making it a state crime to illegally cross the southern border, empowering state and local police to arrest and in some cases deport illegal immigrants, in what the bill’s supporters claim is a response to federal inaction.
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Senate Bill 4 gives local and state government the authority to arrest illegal immigrants who enter Texas from Mexico between official ports of entry. Under SB 4, those who unlawfully cross the border can be charged with a state misdemeanor and face up to one year in prison. A felony charge, carrying a maximum sentence of 20 years, can be leveled if illegal immigrants are charged with additional crimes or don’t comply with a judge’s orders.
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The bill also authorizes state judges to deport illegal aliens to Mexico rather than pursue prosecution under federal law. After getting approval from the Texas senate last week, the latest version of SB 4 now heads to Republican governor Greg Abbott’s desk, where he is expected to sign it into law.
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