“We’re not letting up at all,” Mr. Abbott said. “Tomorrow morning we’re going to be putting more buoys into the Rio Grande River, doing more to deny illegal entry into the state of Texas.

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This summer, after a long legal back-and-forth, a federal court ruled that Texas could keep its floating buoys in the Rio Grande River to prevent people from crossing the border illegally.

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to accept an offer of San Juan River water from Mexico. He also raised concerns about Mexico not complying with a treaty. “Water is essential for Texans along the Rio Grande Valley to grow crops ...

Texas authorities added even more buoys into the Rio Grande on Wednesday to stop illegal crossing after the Biden administration unsuccessfully sued the state over its floating border barriers.

RIO GRANDE VALLEY – Texas is offering a parcel ... It's also adjacent to a bridge over the river," Buckingham said. "So if it's helpful, then I would love to partner up with the federal government.