The Texas National Guard Member for Making immigration arrests

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The administration of President Donald Trump has reached an agreement to grant the new Texas National Guard authority to make immigration arrests this weekend.

The Governor of Texas Greg Abbott He referred to an agreement on social media, saying that “it would increase labor for border safety”. By virtue of the agreement, Texas National Guard troops could arrest illegal immigrants as long as there is an United States immigration officer or a current border patrol agent. U.S. Customs and border protection did not immediately respond to a Fox News Digital Comment request.

Abbott said the agreement was “effectively effective” on Sunday night.

The agreement is only the last Trump Blitz front throughout the country against illegal immigration. Immigration and customs app (ICE) and other border security groups have inclined to their deportation efforts since Trump won the post.

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The Venezuelan immigrant, Louis Sanchez, asks the National Guard of Texas troops to let his family go through the Razor wire after crossing the Rio Grande in Mexico. (Pictures of John Moore/Getty)

The 2024 Trump campaign promised to curb the illegal immigration that flourished under the administration of Biden. The 47th President promised to deport migrants, including those with long rap sheets or links with terrorist bands or organizations.

On the first day of his second term, Trump issued ten executive orders to review the United States law and immigration policy. Less than one Week back to oval officeTrump said he maintains his promises.

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United States President Donald Trump signed dozens of executive orders on the first day in office. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)

“In a few hours after the oath of office, I declared a national emergency on our southern border. I sent active service troops to the border to help repel the invasion. Tom Homan leads the post. You know. Likes Tom Homan.

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“We immediately stopped the entire illegal post and started sending all border and rapist violators to the places they came. I signed an order that will designate cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. It is a great business , it’s a big problem. “Biden didn’t know he was alive. I didn’t want to do it.”