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So just how committed is the Biden administration to an open border? They're so committed to an

open border that they're now trying to stop the state of Texas from actually enforcing the border as we know.

The state of Texas tried to erect, for example, barbed wire fencing in the middle of a Texas state park to prevent illegal immigrants from simply rushing over the border and into the interior of the United States.

The White House then ordered Border Patrol to go in and take down some of that fencing.

The White House has also attempted to now sue the state of Texas to stop the state of Texas

from passing a law that would criminalize illegal entry into the state of Texas, which would

allow the state of Texas to arrest and then presumably attempt to deport illegal immigrants.

The Biden administration said, no, only we have the prerogative

when it comes to enforcing border law. And we have chosen not to enforce border law, which means

you cannot enforce border law, which of course is an absurd contention. And the entire purpose

of the federal government is to enforce things like the border. And if they won't do it,

well then states probably under the law do have the sovereign ability

to actually enforce the border. That was the question before the Supreme Court. The Wall Street

Journal reports that on Tuesday, the Supreme Court allowed the state of Texas to begin arresting

and deporting non-citizens on its own, rejecting an emergency appeal from the Biden administration

that argued that states can't interfere with federal authority over the border. The court declined to block Texas laws, known as SB4. That makes illegal border crossing a state

crime and then allows state officials to conduct arrests and deportations. The Supreme Court was

considering whether, in fact, the supremacy clause meant that the federal government had basically

occupied that field of law and states could not intervene in any way, shape, or form. The Supreme Court decided, no, it turns out the state of Texas

can criminalize the illegal entry into the state of Texas by illegal immigrants and then attempt

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