Texas Border Conflict, Governor Abbott Invokes Invasion Authority
Governor Greg Abbott invoked constitutional authority to protect Texas from what he termed an invasion, following record-high encounters of 302,000 migrants at the southern border in December. Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a formal response to Washington D.C. demanding proof of federal authority to seize state property at Eagle Pass. Twenty-five Republican governors have signaled support for Texas, with some offering to deploy National Guard troops to assist state law enforcement.
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00:00 You're going into the bin, baby. Adam Curry John C. Dvorak It's Sunday January 28th 2024 This is your award winning Kibble Nation Media Assassination Episode 1629 This is no agenda Taken to pee out of propaganda And broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region number 6 In The Morning everybody I'm Adam Curry and for Northern Silicon Valley where we call it Ruppaganda I'm John C. Dvorak It's all propaganda. All of it, all of it, all of it! My goodness Texas is propaganda central right now Oh why? The convoy Eagle pass take back our borders I really must alert everyone This is... Abbott has been activated this is all politics
00:59 There's nothing based in reality and everyone is getting all jacked up. Really? Did you see the photo of all the tractors? Yeah, well... I consider it an AI photo because it's like where was this thing we have these these tiers like a hillside with tiers and tiers and tiers all with thousands of tractors supposedly at the Texas border. I'm telling you Of course people are going to show up at the border Let me run through a couple of clips because this There's the battlefield is now between your ears. This is and you think, oh yeah everyone we're the good guys! Now you're being propagandists We're talking about a two mile stretch of border there's people walking across three miles down the road
01:48 But no, it's gonna be take back our borders. Texas responded Friday to Washington's demands for border access with demands of its own for the federal government. Demands for proof wrote Attorney General Ken Paxton of the government's authority to turn a Texas park into a port of entry anytime you might spend suing Texas should be redirected toward enforcing the immigration laws Congress already has on the books Paxton wrote, a strong response came as Customs and Border Protection officially reported more than 302 thousand encounters at the southern border in December. The highest monthly number ever recorded more people than the entire population of the city of Plano
02:29 Governor Greg Abbott said today he had asked the president eight times to help with no response, giving him constitutional authority to protect the state from an invasion. Dallas appellate lawyer David Cole thinks the invasion argument has some weaknesses but he said Texas may be able to make an argument on exactly how much control over immigration the federal government actually has Cole agreed. It is very awkward right now having military and law enforcement both on opposite sides of all of this down at the border, the governor also noted today he believes all 25 states that are backing Texas in its efforts would be willing to send troops to help if they're needed. All right time to load them up get it ready locked and loaded we're going to the border don't go
