In a recent conversation on 'Fox & Friends,' a leading law enforcement official from Texas shared how they are taking control of the immense problem of widespread illegal immigration. Instead of waiting for federal assistance, Texas has taken a proactive approach, beginning to detain migrants at the border.

Committing to the stance of the state, Texas Governor Greg Abbott ratified a new law on Monday. This law empowers the police to arrest migrants whose entrance into the state is deemed unlawful. This decisive action was taken in response to an overwhelming influx of illegal border crossers.

At the moment of signing the legislation into law, Governor Abbott made the purpose of State Senate Bill 4 clear: he intends to obstruct the 'tidal wave of illegal entry into Texas.' The new law marks a turning point in the state's stance on unlawful immigration.

The law outlines the options available for detained migrants: they can either agree to a judge's decree to leave the U.S. or face prosecution for a misdemeanor charge of illegal entry into the country. The consequences for those who refuse to comply with the judge's order are far-reaching, potentially resulting in an arrest under more severe felony charges.

Lieutenant Chris Olivarez of the Texas Department of Public Safety referred to Governor Abbott's actions as a direct response to the federal government. According to Olivarez, this landmark move reinforces the security of both the residents of Texas and law enforcement officials themselves.

In a recent conversation on 'Fox &amp; Friends,' a leading law enforcement official from Texas shared how they are taking control of the immense problem of widespread illegal immigration. Instead of waiting for federal assistance, Texas has taken a proactive approach, beginning to detain migrants at the border.
Committing to the stance of the state, Texas Governor Greg Abbott ratified a new law on Monday. This law empowers the police to arrest migrants whose entrance into the state is deemed unlawful. This decisive action was taken in response to an overwhelming influx of illegal border crossers.
At the moment of signing the legislation into law, Governor Abbott made the purpose of State Senate Bill 4 clear: he intends to obstruct the 'tidal wave of illegal entry into Texas.' The new law marks a turning point in the state's stance on unlawful immigration.
The law outlines the options available for detained migrants: they can either agree to a judge's decree to leave the U.S. or face prosecution for a misdemeanor charge of illegal entry into the country. The consequences for those who refuse to comply with the judge's order are far-reaching, potentially resulting in an arrest under more severe felony charges.
Lieutenant Chris Olivarez of the Texas Department of Public Safety referred to Governor Abbott's actions as a direct response to the federal government. According to Olivarez, this landmark move reinforces the security of both the residents of Texas and law enforcement officials themselves.

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