States Divided on Sending National Guard Troops to US-Mexico Border

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Virginia Democratic state senator Scott Surovell has criticized Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin's decision to deploy 100 National Guard troops to Texas for a month to help secure the southern border, arguing that it makes the state "look like a joke." Surovell suggested that the move had more to do with Youngkin's political future and potentially becoming a Republican presidential candidate next year. Youngkin said the deployment was specifically related to fentanyl coming across the border and spreading around the nation, turning "every state into a border state."
- Democratic state senator says sending troops to border makes Va. ‘look like a joke’ WTOP
- South Carolina joins other states in sending National Guard troops to Texas border News 19 WLTX
- 3 more GOP governors sending National Guard troops to US-Mexico border Yahoo News
- Iowa will be sending reinforcements to the border as part of Operation Lone Star KENS 5: Your San Antonio News Source
- South Carolina, West Virginia join states sending National Guard troops to southern US border Fox News
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