"Border Standoff: Impact on Texas Towns and Political Response"

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As President Biden and former President Trump visit the Texas border, the region's water crisis and its impact on agriculture, particularly the closure of the state's last sugar mill, have been largely overlooked. The Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers blame the federal government for not compelling Mexico to uphold its water-sharing treaty, jeopardizing thousands of jobs. Residents feel ignored as national leaders use the border for political posturing without addressing local issues, while the water shortage threatens the future of agriculture in the region.
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