Border Wars: SC says Texas can jail illegals

[Emphyrio]

Nothing ever happens



NEW: The Texas Military Department confirms the TX National Guard has seized control of Shelby Park in Eagle Pass (city property where mass illegal crossings are), and is restricting Border Patrol from accessing the area, saying the Feds “perpetuate illegal crossings”. This is the area where Border Patrol has been cutting TX razor wire. Razor wire and fences are now deployed to block the area off from the public and federal government. Attached video is from our crew on the ground this morning as they began blocking it off.
You can expect DOJ to sue Texas over this.
Texas Military Department statement:

“The Texas National Guard has maintained a presence with security points and temporary barrier in Shelby Park since 2021. The current posture is to prepare for future illegal immigrant surges and to restrict access to organizations that perpetuate illegal immigrant crossings in the park and greater Eagle Pass area.”

I reached out to CBP/Border Patrol in the sector for comment hours ago - no response yet.

NEW: The Border Patrol union confirms to me that agents are being blocked by Texas soldiers, and the union is praising Abbott for seizing control.

@BPUnion statement:

“Governor Abbott is not harming Border Patrol operations, he is enhancing them. His seizing control of Shelby Park allows our agents to deploy to troubled spots that experience high numbers of gotaways. Governor Abbott’s actions should be seen as a force multiplier.”

The city of Eagle Pass also confirms that its mayor was notified by @TxDPS that TX was taking control of Shelby Park as a result of @GovAbbott emergency declaration.

NEW: In overnight DOJ filing, Feds confirm that the TX National Guard “has deployed armed soldiers and vehicles to block federal gov from accessing the river” in Eagle Pass, & TX informed them no BP agents will be allowed to enter Shelby Park “in any operational capacity”.
This is a significant escalation by Texas after Feds fought to remove TX water barriers and razor wire, & DOJ is suing TX over its new border security law. This is potentially setting up to be the biggest state vs federal fight in a very long time

[Wretch]

Give it a year or two.

[WhiteShark]

Godspeed Texas.

[Emphyrio]

[gerey]

So, basically, the US ceased to exist as an actual country. It's a glorified welfare resort for spics.

[KnightoftheWind]

So, basically, the US ceased to exist as an actual country. It's a glorified welfare resort for spics.

Was the U.S ever a country?. Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants, it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers. The Appalachian region has an identity of some sort, the south has an identity of some sort, but the rest of the country?. Not much if any. The United States as it exists was always an economic zone, and how fitting since the revolution was promoted by the merchant class. They saw an opportunity to profit off the land, and didn't want the no-good British Monarchy to restrict their profiteering.

[rusty_shackleford]

So, basically, the US ceased to exist as an actual country. It's a glorified welfare resort for spics.

Was the U.S ever a country?. Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants, it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers. The Appalachian region has an identity of some sort, the south has an identity of some sort, but the rest of the country?. Not much if any. The United States as it exists was always an economic zone, and how fitting since the revolution was promoted by the merchant class. They saw an opportunity to profit off the land, and didn't want the no-good British Monarchy to restrict their profiteering.

Is this really what non-americans tell themselves to cope with never accomplishing anything of note and history effectively beginning in 1776?

[Vergil]

So, basically, the US ceased to exist as an actual country. It's a glorified welfare resort for spics.

Was the U.S ever a country?. Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants, it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers. The Appalachian region has an identity of some sort, the south has an identity of some sort, but the rest of the country?. Not much if any. The United States as it exists was always an economic zone, and how fitting since the revolution was promoted by the merchant class. They saw an opportunity to profit off the land, and didn't want the no-good British Monarchy to restrict their profiteering.

Is this really what non-americans tell themselves to cope with never accomplishing anything of note and history effectively beginning in 1776?

You make it impossible for people to take your opinions seriously when you say stuff like this

[rusty_shackleford]

Was the U.S ever a country?. Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants, it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers. The Appalachian region has an identity of some sort, the south has an identity of some sort, but the rest of the country?. Not much if any. The United States as it exists was always an economic zone, and how fitting since the revolution was promoted by the merchant class. They saw an opportunity to profit off the land, and didn't want the no-good British Monarchy to restrict their profiteering.

Is this really what non-americans tell themselves to cope with never accomplishing anything of note and history effectively beginning in 1776?

You make it impossible for people to take your opinions seriously when you say stuff like this

Some people are allergic to the truth, yes.

[gerey]

Was the U.S ever a country?.

Yes.

Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants,

"Melting pot" is a kike term they use to justify flooding the place with subhumans. The Founding Fathers were pretty clear on who should have been allowed into the country, and what kind of culture the US was meant to have.

it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers.

Turns out you can actually make a functional country when the population is 99.9% white, yes.

[KnightoftheWind]

Was the U.S ever a country?.

Yes.

Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants,

"Melting pot" is a kike term they use to justify flooding the place with subhumans. The Founding Fathers were pretty clear on who should have been allowed into the country, and what kind of culture the US was meant to have.

it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers.

Turns out you can actually make a functional country when the population is 99.9% white, yes.

What I mean is even IF the U.S was restricted to Europeans and Europeans only, that still doesn't make it a country with a unique identity. If it isn't Negros we're upset about, it might as well have been the Italians or the Dutch or the French getting on each others nerves. What was the culture of the U.S prior to the 1960s?, the good old days people fantasise about?, it was just vapid consoomerism. The American "civic religion" where worship of it's supposed values of "freedom" and "democracy" were paramount, and not much else. Sure it was a lot more white and clean, but it doesn't make it inherently good. Americans were only proud of their ability to produce and sell products and farm, and people from other parts of the world came there just for that reason. It is a cultural void otherwise.

Ironically, Americans view of themselves came from jewish Hollywood. Not from reality.

[asf]

you can take all our niggers then, i will take your dutch

[rusty_shackleford]

What was the culture of the U.S prior to the 1960s?

culture of going to the moon that caused so much butthurt that anti-americans insist it was faked to this day because they're niggers who are incapable of such feats of greatness

[KnightoftheWind]

What was the culture of the U.S prior to the 1960s?

culture of going to the moon that caused so much butthurt that anti-americans insist it was faked to this day because they're niggers who are incapable of such feats of greatness

I think only the Amerimutts would believe they went to the moon on THIS. Just look at all that paper, duct tape and curtain rods. Truly a feat of engineering, unmatched all these years later.

[rusty_shackleford]

What was the culture of the U.S prior to the 1960s?

culture of going to the moon that caused so much butthurt that anti-americans insist it was faked to this day because they're niggers who are incapable of such feats of greatness

I think only the Amerimutts would believe they went to the moon on THIS. Just look at all that paper, duct tape and curtain rods. Truly a feat of engineering, unmatched all these years later.

You wouldn't get it, it's just american things.

[Emphyrio]

I think only the Amerimutts would believe they went to the moon on THIS. Just look at all that paper, duct tape and curtain rods. Truly a feat of engineering, unmatched all these years later.

spaceship has to be made of light materials because of the higher gravity on the moon.

[Mondain]

Replace it with double razor wire. Technically not razor wire. If you aren't willing to be petty and exploit everything you won't win.

[KnightoftheWind]

I think only the Amerimutts would believe they went to the moon on THIS. Just look at all that paper, duct tape and curtain rods. Truly a feat of engineering, unmatched all these years later.

spaceship has to be made of light materials because of the higher gravity on the moon.

Right, they must be the patented NASA™ brand paper, duct tape and curtain rods.

[Mondain]

What was the culture of the U.S prior to the 1960s?

culture of going to the moon that caused so much butthurt that anti-americans insist it was faked to this day because they're niggers who are incapable of such feats of greatness

I think only the Amerimutts would believe they went to the moon on THIS. Just look at all that paper, duct tape and curtain rods. Truly a feat of engineering, unmatched all these years later.

That's just the lunar lander, so no, they didn't.

[maidenhaver]

So, basically, the US ceased to exist as an actual country. It's a glorified welfare resort for spics.

Was the U.S ever a country?. Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants, it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers. The Appalachian region has an identity of some sort, the south has an identity of some sort, but the rest of the country?. Not much if any. The United States as it exists was always an economic zone, and how fitting since the revolution was promoted by the merchant class. They saw an opportunity to profit off the land, and didn't want the no-good British Monarchy to restrict their profiteering.

Is this really what non-americans tell themselves to cope with never accomplishing anything of note and history effectively beginning in 1776?

Its like America is Mozart and the world is Salieri.

[maidenhaver]

So, basically, the US ceased to exist as an actual country. It's a glorified welfare resort for spics.

Was the U.S ever a country?. Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants, it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers. The Appalachian region has an identity of some sort, the south has an identity of some sort, but the rest of the country?. Not much if any. The United States as it exists was always an economic zone, and how fitting since the revolution was promoted by the merchant class. They saw an opportunity to profit off the land, and didn't want the no-good British Monarchy to restrict their profiteering.

The south and almost all cuntryfolk have a massive chip on their shoulder. Appalachia have an identity? What is this new lore? British Monarchs are no-good. They're trash. Go watch Braveheart and The Patriot, and tell Mel Gibson he's wrong. Quit larping as a monarchist.

[Vergil]

Nothing ever happens.

[maidenhaver]

Not with that attitude!

[Wretch]

Was the U.S ever a country?.

Yes.

Even when it was a "melting pot" of European immigrants,

"Melting pot" is a kike term they use to justify flooding the place with subhumans. The Founding Fathers were pretty clear on who should have been allowed into the country, and what kind of culture the US was meant to have.

it's hard to base any national identity with a mixture of British, French, Italian, Dutch, etc settlers.

Turns out you can actually make a functional country when the population is 99.9% white, yes.

The only thing America ever functioned as was as a vehicle to bring about the state of Israel and globalism. American culture and exports are sodomy, transgenderism, color revolutions, and porn. It’s hilarious to see people act like America is some Godly or impressive country.

The same people who brag about being American complain about the effects of the American system on their life in every other thread. It’s a mind virus. Internalized delusion and a love for being the victim.

Nice based country you got there, remind me what are your child’s pronouns again?

[maidenhaver]

[Emphyrio]

[Emphyrio]

CIVIL WAR CIVIL WAR

[Acrux]

ITZ HAPPENING!!!

[Tweed]

Deus Ex got something wrong it seems. Instead of the Northwest it'll be the South that kicks it off.

[maidenhaver]

Kick what off?