Border Wall Being Built In Texas As Caravan Rushes Toward U.S.
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Governor Greg Abbott showcasing his dedication to border security saying that border wall construction continues in Maverick County.
The Texas governor says that his teams are working day and night to build mile after mile of the state’s historic border wall, adding that he won’t stop until the border is secure.
Gov. Abbott had to step in after the Biden-Harris administration eliminated Trump border policies when they took office, resulting in an open border that has allowed tens of millions of illegal migrants to cross including more than 425,000 criminals, migrants on the terror watch list, and members of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren De Aragua.
This as a caravan of about 1,500 migrants from Central and South America is rushing to the United States trying to make it across the border before President Donald Trump takes office.
Trump has pledged to secure the southern border and has plan for mass deportation to address the tens of millions that crossed the border during the Biden-Harris Administration.
Many of the migrants say they are still coming because they can get ‘lost’ in the country, and if they don’t commit a crime, they know they won’t get deported.
The Texas governor says that his teams are working day and night to build mile after mile of the state’s historic border wall, adding that he won’t stop until the border is secure.
Gov. Abbott had to step in after the Biden-Harris administration eliminated Trump border policies when they took office, resulting in an open border that has allowed tens of millions of illegal migrants to cross including more than 425,000 criminals, migrants on the terror watch list, and members of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren De Aragua.
This as a caravan of about 1,500 migrants from Central and South America is rushing to the United States trying to make it across the border before President Donald Trump takes office.
Trump has pledged to secure the southern border and has plan for mass deportation to address the tens of millions that crossed the border during the Biden-Harris Administration.
Many of the migrants say they are still coming because they can get ‘lost’ in the country, and if they don’t commit a crime, they know they won’t get deported.
