Biden ordered to stop cutting Texas border fencing

 DC Daily Journal:

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A federal appeals court issued an injunction on Tuesday directing the Department of Homeland Security to cease cutting holes in Texas’ razor wire border barrier unless there is a medical emergency.

The decision is a huge triumph for Gov. Greg Abbott, who has led a major state effort to address the gaps in border security created by President Biden’s more permissive policy.

A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the federal government’s attempt to claim immunity from a lawsuit, saying that Texas had easily established its case that the Border Patrol was stomping on the state’s property by cutting the concertina wire.

“Defendants are enjoined during the pendency of this appeal from damaging, destroying or otherwise interfering with Texas’s c-wire fence in the vicinity of Eagle Pass, Texas,” Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan said in the court’s opinion.

The injunction will remain in effect while the lawsuit is heard and decided in court.

Texas has installed 110 miles of razor wire along the Rio Grande’s banks to fortify its border against the unprecedented influx of illegal immigrants.
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On Sept. 20, agents cut fresh holes in concertina wire despite the fact that there was already a hole 15 feet away.

Agents also dropped a climbing rope to assist illegal immigrants in scaling the Rio Grande’s banks.

A Border Patrol boat sat in the river, observing the people but never attempting to stop, question, or detain them.
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Biden should be impeached for facilitating illegal immigration.  To make matters worse he is apparently putting many of the illegals on the federal dole.  Electing Joe Biden is one of the biggest mistakes US voters have ever made.  

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