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   From: biden-harris-treason@usa.gov   
      
   On 29 Nov 2023, Richard  posted some   
   news:uk7b7g$r9q3$1@dont-email.me:   
      
   > It's an invasion of the United States and the Biden administration is   
   > being illegally run by Barack Obama.  Obama started this whole   
   > bullshit illegal immigration mess all over the world.  Start killing   
   > these people.  Make them go home and fight for their own country,   
   > Fuck them.   
      
   Texas lawmakers' effort to block the Biden administration from removing   
   razor wire fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border was blocked by a federal   
   judge on Thursday.   
      
   The big picture: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) has been battling with the   
   administration over keeping razor wires and buoy barriers with blades   
   along the Southern border as the state reports a surge in the number of   
   migrants attempting to enter the country amid a wider global   
   humanitarian crisis.   
      
   U.S. District Judge Alia Moses had previously granted Texas officials a   
   temporary restraining order in the case, but on Thursday denied the   
   state's request due to insufficient evidence that U.S. Customs and   
   Border Protection agents cutting the wire had violated the law. Texas   
   Attorney General Ken Paxton said Thursday he'd appeal the ruling. Of   
   note: In her ruling, Moses left open for Texas the chance to prove its   
   case in the future and criticized the way the Biden administration had   
   carried out its immigration policies.   
      
   "The immigration system at the heart of it all, dysfunctional and flawed   
   as it is, would work if properly implemented," wrote the George W. Bush   
   appointee.   
      
   "What follows here is but another chapter in this unfolding tragedy. The   
   law may be on the side of the Defendants and compel a resolution in   
   their favor today, but it does not excuse their culpable and duplicitous   
   conduct."   
      
   Context: Texas installed miles of barriers using barbed wire and buoys   
   in the river near Eagle Pass, a section of the border that has seen the   
   second highest number of migrant crossings this fiscal year.   
      
   The Justice Department sued the state in order to remove the barrier of   
   buoys in the Rio Grande. Meanwhile, Paxton (R) is suing the Biden   
   administration in an attempt to stop agents "cutting, destroying, or   
   otherwise damaging Texas's concertina wire" that the lawsuit states "had   
   been strategically positioned for the purpose of securing the border and   
   stemming the flow of illegal migration."   
      
   https://www.axios.com/2023/12/01/texas-border-razor-wire-judge-ruling-imm   
   igration   
      
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