Texas files response in concertina border barrier lawsuit with Supreme Court

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : "That maximalist view of federal authority is not new: At every stage of this litigation - in the district court, in the Fifth Circuit, and now in this Court - Defendants have claimed authority to destroy property that belongs to someone else based on their assurance that doing so is necessary to enforce federal immigration laws.
50% : There are also 29 ports of entry where foreign nationals can attempt to legally enter Texas, Abbott argues, more than any other state in the U.S. Instead, the administration has been facilitating illegal entry between ports of entry and burdening local Texas communities, he argues.
47% : "Abbott has argued that the federal government isn't enforcing federal immigration laws, necessitating the need for OLS.

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