In Texas, a trucking protest aimed at advocating for the return of more stringent immigration and border control regulations received various groups excluded due to their radical stance. These entities faced rejection from the rally's site, a ranch in Quemado, Texas, where the event was supposed to happen.

Among the rejected groups were allegedly extreme street preachers bearing messages including 'BLM are racist thugs' and 'AIDS: Judgement or Cure'. These individuals found themselves barred from entering the Cornerstone Children's Ranch, as per the reporting source.

One particularly disgruntled individual named Jim was seen shouting, 'You're worse than Democrats,' across the street via a megaphone. He expressed his shock, saying, 'I've personally been to over 25 Trump rallies and never had a reaction like this.' Meanwhile, another protester attempted to overpower Jim's words by repeatedly blaring his car's horn.

The event eventually necessitated the intervention of local law enforcement. Jesse Morrell, a member of Open Air Outreach, lamented, 'We came here thinking we might make some friends, but I guess our Christianity doesn't mesh with whatever they're trying to do here.'

In Texas, a trucking protest aimed at advocating for the return of more stringent immigration and border control regulations received various groups excluded due to their radical stance. These entities faced rejection from the rally's site, a ranch in Quemado, Texas, where the event was supposed to happen.
Among the rejected groups were allegedly extreme street preachers bearing messages including 'BLM are racist thugs' and 'AIDS: Judgement or Cure'. These individuals found themselves barred from entering the Cornerstone Children's Ranch, as per the reporting source.
One particularly disgruntled individual named Jim was seen shouting, 'You're worse than Democrats,' across the street via a megaphone. He expressed his shock, saying, 'I've personally been to over 25 Trump rallies and never had a reaction like this.' Meanwhile, another protester attempted to overpower Jim's words by repeatedly blaring his car's horn.
The event eventually necessitated the intervention of local law enforcement. Jesse Morrell, a member of Open Air Outreach, lamented, 'We came here thinking we might make some friends, but I guess our Christianity doesn't mesh with whatever they're trying to do here.'

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