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What is going on between Texas, the federal government, and all of the other Republican governors around our country? I've heard your requests and I've granted your wishes.

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This episode is a special report about the current

dispute at the southern border. This discussion will include a background of the situation,

the procedural history of the relevant cases involved here the recent actions of

both Texas and the Biden administration and then we'll dive into the Constitution

and the provisions that are at issue here so without without further ado, let's take it from the top. Amid the record

number of border crossings happening at the southern border, most notably in the area of Texas

called Eagle Pass, the state of Texas announced Operation Lone Star.

Operation Lone Star was an attempt by Texas to curb these illegal entries into the state,

and the operation consisted of a couple of different measures.

First in the Rio Grande River, the state placed these big orange buoys.

The buoys were tied together.

They spanned over a thousand feet, very heavy, very large, made it difficult for people to make their way across the river and cross over into Texas.

Another thing Texas did was enact a law that allows troopers to arrest migrants on trespassing charges.

So before, people could only be arrested for trespassing on private property when that property

owner decided to press charges, but now it is the trooper's discretion.

The third thing that Texas did was install razor wire fencing on their side of the Rio Grande

River. This of course just added another layer of difficulty for the migrants and

another layer of protection for Texas. And the Biden administration sued

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