Thousands waiting to rush the Texas border

 Just the News:

As many as 100,000 migrants are waiting in Mexico to cross into the U.S. any day now, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott warned Monday as officials await fallout from the Biden administration's plan to end Title 42 enforcement.

The Trump-era health order allowed border agents to quickly expel illegal immigrants during a public health emergency such as the COVID-19 pandemic, but the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced it would end the authority effective Monday. A federal judge in Louisiana on Friday blocked that plan, and ordered the Biden administration to continue enforcing Title 42.

“There are maybe as many as 100,000 migrants who are across the border waiting to cross into the state of Texas,” Abbott said during a news conference in Eagle Pass Monday afternoon. “And we as a state – ‘we’ being the local communities that are represented here in this room today – they’re all dealing with the enormous challenge of having a tidal wave of people come into the communities.”

The migrants began gathering near the border in anticipation of the end of Title 42 enforcement. Despite the judge's ruling on Friday, state and local officials are not sure it will deter the mass of migrants from crossing.

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Biden'srefusal to enforce the nation's immigration laws is worthy of impeachment.  It is a demonstration of his lack of respoect for the rule of law and his responsility to uphold the law. 

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