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During the Biden era, Texas did a lot to stop border crossings under Greg Abbott’s watch. That could look a lot different under the new governorship come January. How screwed is Texas? Let’s break it down.

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“Because of the governorship changes, there are going to be some very acute, very painful immediate effects,” Crowder said, in response to the midterms.

Remember, Texas shares more land with Mexico than any other state. A lot can be done at the southern border to stop illegal border crossings. Too bad the new Governor has zero interest in just that. Ironically, the SCOTUS gave the Trump Administration the okay to continue border wall construction in the Big Bend Region. Here is what Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa has to say about that:

“Texas sovereignty and land should be protected. By letting the federal government bulldoze our land, the Supreme Court is continuing to put corporate profits before the people of Texas.

“I’m ready to work with the federal government to secure our border and keep our communities safe, while maintaining our property rights and sovereignty. Big Bend is our birthright, and our children and grandchildren deserve to experience its majesty. I will do everything in my power as governor to ensure it is protected.”

“She promised to end immigration enforcement cooperation. These are things that she can do day one effectively as governor. She vowed to immediately end all state cooperation with ICE, and to oppose any further border wall construction. Remember how the left believed in strong borders? They just don't want enforcement officers, and they do not want the physical barrier,” Crowder said.

She also has control over the state guard. Gregg Abbott once sent the guard to secure the border. You should not expect the same from the new governor.

“That's the sound of caravans on their way as we speak,” Crowder said. “As goes Texas, so goes the country, specifically on immigration.”

To claim she has “the power to do some damage” would be an understatement.