Governor Abbott Signs Agreement With a Mexican State; He Will Relax Border Inspections, In Exchange For the Mexican State of Nuevo Leon Stepping Up Border Enforcement

See, the US won't stop border crossings -- so Abbott has to get a foreign country to do it.

He brought US-Mexico traffic and trade to a near standstill by insisting, as is is right, to inspect every vehicle crossing the border.

But Abbott has gotten a deal with the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon. We'll see if it holds.

At least maybe a foreign government is more trustworthy than the American government.

Abbott explained because the agreement calls for increased security on the Mexican side of the border to prevent illegal immigration, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) can return to its previous practice of random truck checks on the bridge from Nuevo Leon to Texas effective immediately.

"It will remain this way as long as Nuevo Leon abides by this agreement," Abbott said at a news conference with Nuevo Leon Gov. Samuel Garcia.

Abbott also said he has been contacted by the governor of every state in Mexico bordering Texas.

"Until those agreements are reached with those states, DPS will continue to inspect [trucks] in every state except Nuevo Leon," Abbott said.

The White House had criticized Abbott on Wednesday and blamed his enhanced inspections for causing supply chain disruptions.

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posted by Ace at 03:25 PM

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