Texas’ floating barrier in the Rio Grande can stay for now, appeals court says
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled that the floating barrier Texas deployed in the Rio Grande last year to deter illegal migration could remain. The fight over the barrier is one of many broader, hard-fought legal and political battles over the state’s authority to control the flow …
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled that the floating barrier Texas deployed in the Rio Grande last year to deter illegal migration could remain. The fight over the barrier is one of many broader, hard-fought legal and political battles over the state’s authority to control the flow …
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that Texas can keep the buoys Governor Greg Abbott ordered installed in the Rio Grande. The Biden-Harris administration sued the State of Texas to stop Texas from placing the barriers in the river that separates Mexico from the U.S.
The Fifth Circuit ruled Texas will be able to continue using its floating barriers in the Rio Grande river in order to slow illegal immigrants from crossing.
A floating barrier in the Rio Grande meant to curb the flow of migrants into Texas can remain in place for now ahead of a trial in August, a court ruled.
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