Texas Takes Control of Eagle Pass Park in Border Mission, Igniting Local Controversy

The state of Texas has taken control of a 50-acre park in Eagle Pass against the city's wishes, citing the need to prevent illegal border crossings. The move, part of Governor Greg Abbott's Operation Lone Star, has sparked controversy, with the city's mayor expressing disagreement and concern over potential restrictions on federal agents' access to the area. The seizure comes amid ongoing tensions between Texas and the Biden administration over border security, with Texas officials blaming President Biden's policies for the surge in illegal immigration.