Texas granted emergency order to stop feds from cutting border razor wire

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The state has spent about $10 billion in two years on border security initiatives and recently received approval from the Texas Legislature for more funds to add additional border wall.
50% : "Texas law enforcement has unspooled miles of concertina and razor wire along the banks of the Rio Grande in high-traffic areas, like Eagle Pass, and in the Rio Grande Valley.
44% : "The DHS spokesperson added: "Generally speaking, Border Patrol agents have a responsibility under federal law to take those who have crossed onto U.S. soil without authorization into custody for processing, as well as to act when there are conditions that put our workforce or migrants at risk.

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