It Begins… Something Terrifying is Happening in Texas (Closing U.S. Border)

It Begins… Something Terrifying is Happening in Texas, Closing U.S. Border In a dramatic escalation of tensions along the Texas border, Governor Greg Abbott has deployed additional troops, including one battalion of National Guard and State Guard members, signaling a fortified stance against the federal government’s immigration policies. This move comes amidst a heated standoff between Texas and the Biden administration, with Abbott vowing to resist any attempt to federalize the National Guard. The conflict reached a boiling point when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Department of Homeland Security, allowing federal border officials to dismantle state-installed razor wire along the Rio Grande. Undeterred by the court’s decision, Abbott and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton remain steadfast in their opposition to federal intervention, with Abbott declaring, “This is not over,“ in a defiant social media post. Adding fuel to the fire, Texas lawmakers recently passed Senate Bill 4, granting state and local police sweeping powers to arrest and prosecute illegal immigrants crossing the southern border. Under SB 4, unauthorized border crossers face misdemeanor charges and up to a year in prison, with the possibility of felony charges and deportation for those committing additional crimes or failing to comply with judicial orders. Critics argue that SB 4 represents a significant departure from traditional immigration enforcement, empowering state authorities to circumvent federal jurisdiction and potentially exacerbating tensions with neighboring Mexico. Nevertheless, with SB 4 awaiting Governor Abbott’s signature, Texas appears poised to continue its hardline approach to border security, setting the stage for further clashes with the federal government and reigniting debates over states’ rights versus federal authority. Subscribe (Newsletter): Discussed in this video: Something Terrifying is Happening in Texas US Immigration Biden vs Texas US Supreme Court Texas Border Texas Citizens