Texas and others file case against Biden's attempt to sell border wall material

 Fox News:

Trump files amicus brief to 'immediately' stop Biden sale of border wall, says conduct is 'possibly criminal'

Texas and Missouri are asking a district court to investigate whether the Biden administration has violated a court order

President-elect Trump filed an amicus brief late Thursday in support of a legal effort by Texas and Missouri to "immediately" stop the Biden administration’s sale of border wall materials, saying the action is "possibly criminal."

Texas and Missouri filed a motion earlier this week in a district court in the southern district of Texas to hold a status conference to determine if the government is in breach of the court’s permanent injunction from earlier this year. That injunction barred the Biden administration from using funds obligated for wall construction for anything other than that purpose.

'PATTERN OF DISREGARD': RED STATES SEEK COURT ACTION AGAINST BIDEN ADMIN'S ‘SHAMEFUL’ BORDER WALL DISPOSAL
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One of Biden's most unpopular moves is his open borders policy. Biden has, to my knowledge, never attempted to explain why he wants millions of illegals in the country.  The speculation is that he thinks the illegals will turn out to vote for Democrats who have been on a losing streak since Biden took office.  I am sure that Biden knows that Trump is going to finish the border wall after being sworn in.  It looks like Biden wants to make that effort more expensive.  Hopefully, the court will issue a restraining order against Biden.

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