Judge blocks Biden administration from removing razor wire at Mexico border

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Judge Moses' restraining order will last for two weeks through Nov. 13, allowing both sides to present arguments in court in a hearing set for Nov. 7.Moses wrote in her opinion that she will consider the administration's "responsibilities over national security and border security, and its powers to effectuate its duties, up to and including the destruction of private or state property," in addition to the property rights of people consenting to allow wire to be placed on their land and Texas's right to assist those property owners.
41% : "Moses ruled that the wire is the "property" of Texas after the state sued last week to stop border patrol agents from cutting into the barrier.
40% : Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton requested the restraining order after he said border patrol agents cutting the state's barrier and "escalating their efforts to destroy Texas's border barriers, using heavy machinery such as forklifts to uproot large sections of fencing to facilitate mass entry.

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