Terrorist on the border

 Townhall:

Terrorists Are Storming the U.S. Border Thanks to Joe Biden's Immigration Crisis

An illegal immigrant caught trespassing into the United States through the southern border, revealed he was here to “make a bomb.”

Federal court documents revealed that a member of the terrorist group Hezbollah told law enforcement agents that he was planning to make a bomb in the U.S. after illegally entering the country through the Texas border.
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The New York Times reports that Gov. Abbott is slowing the illegal migration: 

For many months, the small border city of Eagle Pass, Texas, has provided the backdrop for a bitter legal battle between Gov. Greg Abbott and the Biden administration over how best to handle record numbers of migrants arriving at the border. The court fights, which intensified this week, have centered on claims that the border is in crisis.

But recently, the opposite has been happening along the Rio Grande as it curves its way through Eagle Pass: In an area that last year was the epicenter of unauthorized migration along the southern border, far fewer migrants have been crossing.

Mr. Abbott has cited the slowdown as evidence that his aggressive attempt to push the boundaries of immigration law and his $10 billion program to harden the state’s border with Mexico — using National Guard troops, razor wire, helicopters, boats and floating buoys in the Rio Grande — has been working.
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Texas has been having to deal with Biden's irresponsible borders policy and that is pushing the migrants west toward the Arizona and California borders. 

See also:

Democrats Vote Against Bill That Would Stop Biden Admin From Flying Illegals to American Communities

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