Border Feud: Supreme Court Ruling and Texas-Federal Clash

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Despite the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of the Department of Homeland Security to allow federal border officials to cut state-installed razor wire along the Rio Grande, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and state Attorney General Ken Paxton are continuing their legal battle, asserting Texas' constitutional authority to secure the border. The dispute is part of the ongoing feud between Texas Republican leaders and the Democratic White House over border and immigration policy, as a surge of migrants overwhelms border communities.
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