.@SenMikeLee tells me the Supreme Court’s insane razor wire ruling DOESN’T STOP Texas at all. Instead, we should be asking, “Is the Biden administration really, seriously, with a straight face going to say, ‘cut the wires?’” pic.twitter.com/z5T7o1s5gg
— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) January 23, 2024
The Supreme Court said Biden could take down Texas’ barbed wire But it didn’t say Texas had to stop putting it up Texas troops are putting more up today as we speak THANK YOU TEXAS
The Supreme Court said Biden could take down Texas’ barbed wire
But it didn’t say Texas had to stop putting it up
Texas troops are putting more up today as we speak
THANK YOU TEXAS pic.twitter.com/Y92otKIwwF
— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) January 23, 2024
Points from the Left and Right…. on the border issue.
- Republican Congressman Chip Roy from Texas urges state officials to ignore the Supreme Court’s ruling on removing razor wire along the US-Mexico border.
- The Supreme Court ordered the removal of the wire, installed as part of Governor Greg Abbott’s tactics to deter migrants.
- The Biden administration had sought Supreme Court intervention due to the wire causing injuries and hindering aid to migrants.
- Despite the court’s decision, Roy, a member of the Freedom Caucus, advises Texas to disregard it for the benefit of Border Patrol agents and against Biden’s policies.
- The increase in migrants has intensified tensions between state governments and the Biden administration, leading to political disputes.
- Republican Representative Clay Higgins supports Texas in this matter, accusing the federal government of staging a civil war.
- White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre criticizes such rhetoric, highlighting the dangers to border patrol agents and migrants.
- Governor Abbott’s Operation Lone Star, which includes harsh migrant policies, faces criticism and legal challenges.
- The Justice Department sued Texas over a law allowing the arrest of migrants crossing the border.
- Abbott commits to using the National Guard at the border, posting videos of additional razor wire installations.
- Bipartisan negotiations are ongoing for a border security deal, amidst concerns over national sovereignty and Biden’s open border policies.
- The controversy started when Texas installed concertina wire at Eagle Pass, a vulnerable border area, leading to a lawsuit from the Biden administration.
- The Fifth Circuit Court supported Texas’ actions, but the Supreme Court’s recent decision may allow the federal government to intervene.
- The Supreme Court’s stay order, supported by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Amy Coney Barrett, indicates possible favor towards the Biden administration’s stance.
- Speculates about potential influences on the Supreme Court justices’ decisions without providing concrete evidence.
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