Federal Judge Temporarily Halts Removal of Texas Border Wire, Securing Victory for Texas in Battle to Deter Border Crossings

A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing the Biden administration from cutting or removing razor wire placed by Texas officials along the U.S.-Mexico border. The order acknowledges the need for federal officials to provide emergency medical aid to migrants in distress but supports Texas's contention that the barriers limit illegal crossings. The case is part of a legal battle between Texas Governor Gregg Abbott and the Biden administration over the state-led border crackdown. Illegal crossings remain high, and the razor wire has caused injuries to migrants. A hearing is scheduled for November 7 to consider Texas's request for a longer-term ruling.
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