Texas Takes Bold Stand Against Illegal Immigration Crisis
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**Texas Proposes Shifting Migrant Processing Strategy to Combat Illegal Immigration**
In a decisive move aimed at reinforcing border security, Texas is exploring a plan that could dramatically reshape how the state manages illegal migrant processing.
Instead of sending newly arrived illegal migrants to sanctuary cities like New York and Chicago, Texas officials are considering rerouting these individuals directly to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) holding centers for quicker processing and deportation.
This proposal, still pending approval by Governor Greg Abbott, aligns with the state's ongoing commitment to Operation Lone Star, which has made significant strides in deterring illegal crossings.
A source within the Texas government stated, “We are always gonna be involved in border security so long as we’re a border state. We spent a lot of taxpayer money to have the level of deterrent that we have on the border and we can’t just walk away."
Adding to the momentum, Tom Homan, the newly appointed border czar under the expected Trump administration, expressed interest in collaborating with Texas to implement this strategy. Homan assured that the state would receive reimbursement for the logistical costs associated with transporting these migrants.
Under the proposed plan, buses would transport around 120,000 migrants from border cities directly to ICE facilities, streamlining the processing that has often been mired in bureaucratic delays. This shift is not solely about logistics; it's a clear message to deter future illegal entries.
During his recent visit to the Texas border, Homan emphasized the need for a unified approach to immigration. “We’re going to help them finish this job and secure Texas,” he stated. He assured Texas officials that they wouldn’t have to contend with lawsuits from the federal government in their efforts to enforce immigration laws.
This strategic shift comes on the heels of the Biden administration's perceived failures to manage border security effectively, which many believe has left Americans less safe. Texas State Representative Brian Harrison noted that a return to a Trump presidency would reflect a rejection of “Biden's radical open borders policies.”
Local officials in Texas are already preparing the groundwork, identifying properties along the border for the potential construction of deportation centers. Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham revealed that they are ready to move forward as soon as the new administration takes office.
Homan further highlighted that initial deportations would focus on addressing individuals who pose a threat to public safety and national security, emphasizing a law-and-order approach to immigration.
This proactive strategy reflects a growing consensus among Texas officials that securing the border is paramount and aligns with conservative values advocating for strong national security measures. As the discussion continues, it signals a renewed commitment to tackling the challenges posed by illegal immigration head-on.
Sources:
monitor.co.ug
yahoo.com
aol.com
In a decisive move aimed at reinforcing border security, Texas is exploring a plan that could dramatically reshape how the state manages illegal migrant processing.
Instead of sending newly arrived illegal migrants to sanctuary cities like New York and Chicago, Texas officials are considering rerouting these individuals directly to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) holding centers for quicker processing and deportation.
This proposal, still pending approval by Governor Greg Abbott, aligns with the state's ongoing commitment to Operation Lone Star, which has made significant strides in deterring illegal crossings.
A source within the Texas government stated, “We are always gonna be involved in border security so long as we’re a border state. We spent a lot of taxpayer money to have the level of deterrent that we have on the border and we can’t just walk away."
Adding to the momentum, Tom Homan, the newly appointed border czar under the expected Trump administration, expressed interest in collaborating with Texas to implement this strategy. Homan assured that the state would receive reimbursement for the logistical costs associated with transporting these migrants.
Under the proposed plan, buses would transport around 120,000 migrants from border cities directly to ICE facilities, streamlining the processing that has often been mired in bureaucratic delays. This shift is not solely about logistics; it's a clear message to deter future illegal entries.
During his recent visit to the Texas border, Homan emphasized the need for a unified approach to immigration. “We’re going to help them finish this job and secure Texas,” he stated. He assured Texas officials that they wouldn’t have to contend with lawsuits from the federal government in their efforts to enforce immigration laws.
This strategic shift comes on the heels of the Biden administration's perceived failures to manage border security effectively, which many believe has left Americans less safe. Texas State Representative Brian Harrison noted that a return to a Trump presidency would reflect a rejection of “Biden's radical open borders policies.”
Local officials in Texas are already preparing the groundwork, identifying properties along the border for the potential construction of deportation centers. Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham revealed that they are ready to move forward as soon as the new administration takes office.
Homan further highlighted that initial deportations would focus on addressing individuals who pose a threat to public safety and national security, emphasizing a law-and-order approach to immigration.
This proactive strategy reflects a growing consensus among Texas officials that securing the border is paramount and aligns with conservative values advocating for strong national security measures. As the discussion continues, it signals a renewed commitment to tackling the challenges posed by illegal immigration head-on.
Sources:
monitor.co.ug
yahoo.com
aol.com
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