This comes after Supreme Court ruled that federal government could remove razor-wire and other barriers Texas had placed along its border with Mexico.
Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem announced on Friday that she’s headed to the U.S. southern border to show solidarity with Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott amid his standoff with the federal government over efforts to stop illegal border crossings.
Ms. Noem was one of 25 Republican governors who signed a letter on Thursday voicing support for the Texas governor.
The Republican governors further accused President Joe Biden of “refusing to enforce immigration laws already on the books” and “illegally allowing mass parole across America of migrants who entered our country illegally.”
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On Thursday, former President Donald Trump called on the various Republican governors to deploy their National Guard troops to Texas to help “prevent the entry of Illegals, and to remove them back across the Border.”
“A lot of people talk and a lot of people criticize. We take action,” Ms. Noem told Fox News. “And right now I’m so proud of what Texas is doing to defend itself. We‘ll be right there beside them. We’ll do everything we can to make sure this invasion stops.”
Ms. Noem was asked, during a separate appearance on Fox News on Thursday, to weigh in on the Texas governor’s decision to keep installing razor wire despite the Supreme Court ruling. Ms. Noem cheered the decision and suggested her state could continue to support the effort by sending more razor wire his way.
“Governor Abbott has done the exact right thing,” Ms. Noem said. “I’ll drive him more razor wire from South Dakota if I have to for him to do his job.”
Original News Source Link – Epoch Times
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