Texas places more buoys along Rio Grande after Trump’s inauguration



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Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott ordered more floating barriers on the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass after President Donald Trump’s inauguration. A federal appeals court ruled that Texas could continue deploying the barriers despite a lawsuit from the Biden administration.

Dr. Adriana Martinez expressed concerns that the buoys adversely affect the river without impacting immigration.

The buoys are part of a state program aimed at preventing illegal crossings into Texas. Abbott’s office pledged to double the number of buoys after a previous attempt was halted due to construction issues.

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