Biden administration says 'cut the barbed wire' and America is in turmoil

Following a Supreme Court ruling to cut or remove the barbed and razor wire installed by Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott on the Mexican border, Texas resisted the decision. Subsequently, 25 states announced their support for Texas against Biden.

The US Supreme Court's decision on Monday allowed federal (central government-Biden administration) border agents to cut or move the barbed and razor wire installed by Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott on the Mexican border.

According to the report in Odatv, these barbed wires were installed to stop the influx of migrants coming from the US southern border. However, Greg Abbott announced on Wednesday that Texas would continue to install barbed wire even if federal border agents (the Biden administration) removed it.

BROKE THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE STATES

In a memorandum-style statement he released, Governor Abbott said, “The federal government has broken the agreement between the United States and the states.

Biden's imposition will cause a migrant invasion. President Biden, who does not recognize the law, will see Texas protect itself against the invasion," he stated.

The Governor of South Carolina announced in a statement that he had decided to deploy the national guard in the state to support Texas.

The Lieutenant Governor of Texas said, "Biden should get out of our way and not interfere with our business," and decided not to allow federal government officials appointed by US President Biden to approach the border, and the Texas National Guard began to strictly block federal officials from entering the area.

BIDEN GAVE A 24-HOUR DEADLINE

US President Biden gave Texas 24 hours to comply with the US Supreme Court ruling and hand over border patrol duties to the federal government, announcing that there would be consequences if this decision was not followed. This deadline expires at midnight tonight.

Among the most discussed topics in the state of Texas is the possibility of a second civil war that could result in the secession of the rebellious states from the US. If the Republicans cannot win the election to be held in November, the number of those who do not see a second North-South war as a distant possibility is also increasing.

Former US President and 2024 candidate Trump called on all state governors to "send your state guards to Texas," and many states issued statements of support.

OKLAHOMA WILL SEND ITS NATIONAL GUARD TO THE MEXICAN BORDER

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced that the state of Oklahoma would send the Oklahoma National Guard to the Mexican border to assist Texas in its ongoing border dispute with President Joe Biden's government.

In his statement to Fox TV, Stitt stated that upon the call of former US President Donald Trump to all Republican governors, they "stand with Texas," which is at odds with the Washington administration regarding preventing the passage of irregular migrants.

Governor Stitt, in his statement recalling that he had previously sent support from the Oklahoma National Guard to Texas for border security, said that he had made the necessary arrangements and that "the troops are preparing for movement."

Stitt, who stated that he personally went to the Texas border to conduct inspections, said, "Even the border agents are confused. These are good Americans and they are trying to obey their bosses, but they do not accept this policy either."

"TEXAS WOULD NEVER HAVE JOINED THE UNION"

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who announced his withdrawal from the 2024 US presidential race in favor of Donald Trump, also said in a post on his X account, "If the Constitution really left states powerless to defend themselves against an invasion, it would not have been ratified in the first place and Texas would never have joined the union (the federal government)."

Following Trump's call for all Republican governors in the country to support Texas by sending their national guards to the border, 25 Republican governors issued a joint statement yesterday accusing the Biden administration of "abandoning the people" in the face of the border crisis and declared their support for Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

The dispute between Texas Governor Abbott and Biden had escalated following the US Supreme Court's decision to remove the barbed wire installed along the Rio Grande River on the Mexican border.

On Tuesday, despite the court ruling, the Texas National Guard did not allow the US Border Patrol to do its job and continued to install barbed wire.