Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to stand firm against federal overreach and judicial activism in his state's battle against illegal immigration. Since President Joe Biden's rollback of effective border security policies, Texas has been inundated with millions of migrants, prompting Abbott to take decisive action despite opposition from the White House and federal courts.

In defiance of federal indifference to the crisis at the southern border, Abbott recently announced the construction of a forward operating base (FOB) near Eagle Pass to bolster the efforts of the National Guard in securing the border. This strategic move aims to address the unprecedented surge in illegal crossings and enhance the state's border security operations.

During a press conference in Eagle Pass, Abbott emphasized the necessity of expanding Texas's border security capabilities, stating, "Texas is stepping up to fill the void left by the federal government's failure to address the border crisis. The establishment of this base camp will provide critical support to our Texas National Guard, enabling them to operate more effectively and efficiently in safeguarding our border."

Despite legal challenges from the Biden administration, including recent setbacks in federal appeals courts, Abbott remains resolute in his commitment to defend Texas against the influx of illegal migrants. With over 2.4 million encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border during the 2023 fiscal year, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection data, the need for robust border security measures is undeniable.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to stand firm against federal overreach and judicial activism in his state's battle against illegal immigration. Since President Joe Biden's rollback of effective border security policies, Texas has been inundated with millions of migrants, prompting Abbott to take decisive action despite opposition from the White House and federal courts.
In defiance of federal indifference to the crisis at the southern border, Abbott recently announced the construction of a forward operating base (FOB) near Eagle Pass to bolster the efforts of the National Guard in securing the border. This strategic move aims to address the unprecedented surge in illegal crossings and enhance the state's border security operations.
During a press conference in Eagle Pass, Abbott emphasized the necessity of expanding Texas's border security capabilities, stating, "Texas is stepping up to fill the void left by the federal government's failure to address the border crisis. The establishment of this base camp will provide critical support to our Texas National Guard, enabling them to operate more effectively and efficiently in safeguarding our border."
Despite legal challenges from the Biden administration, including recent setbacks in federal appeals courts, Abbott remains resolute in his commitment to defend Texas against the influx of illegal migrants. With over 2.4 million encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border during the 2023 fiscal year, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection data, the need for robust border security measures is undeniable.

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