Border Crisis: Texas and Feds Clash Over Mexican Mother and Children's Deaths

The deaths of a mother and her two children at the US-Mexico border have intensified the ongoing standoff between Texas and federal officials over control of the border. Texas authorities blame the Biden administration for the deaths, while federal officials argue that Texas is unable to ensure human safety and rescue migrants. The dispute centers around a heavily trafficked area near Eagle Pass, with Texas refusing to cede control despite federal orders. The tragic incident has brought attention to the broader jurisdictional and humanitarian issues at the border.