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Texas sues Biden administration for cutting razor wire at border
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Texas AG: “The federal government has not only illegally destroyed property of the state of Texas; it has also disrupted the state’s border security efforts.”
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Texas sued the Biden administration on Tuesday, seeking to stop federal agents from cutting the state’s razor wire that has gashed or snagged migrants as they have attempted to enter the U.S. from Mexico at the Rio Grande.
Texas is suing the Biden administration over multiple instances of what it says is the removal or cutting of concertina wire at the southern border that the state installed.
Texas AG: “The federal government has not only illegally destroyed property of the state of Texas; it has also disrupted the state’s border security efforts.”
By Sarah Dewberry and Rosa Flores, CNN (CNN) — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Tuesday that he’s suing the Biden administration for allegedly cutting concertina wire at the US-Mexico border.
Texas filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration on Tuesday, seeking to prevent the federal government from illegally cutting and destroying razor-wire fencing placed along the southern border by state officials.
McALLEN, Texas >> Texas sued the Biden administration on Tuesday, seeking to stop federal agents from cutting the state’s razor wire that has gashed or snagged migrants as they have attempted to enter the U.S. from Mexico at the Rio Grande.
McALLEN, Texas (AP) — Texas sued the Biden administration on Tuesday, seeking to stop federal agents from cutting the state's razor wire that has gashed
McALLEN, Texas (AP) — Texas sued the Biden administration on Tuesday, seeking to stop federal agents from cutting the state’s razor wire that has gashed or snagged migrants as they have attempted to enter the U.S. from Mexico at the Rio Grande.
