'Take Our Border Back' Convoy Rallies in Texas, Protesting Immigration Policies

The convoy, which began in Virginia, is making stops across the U.S. to voice opposition to the Biden administration's border management.

The 'Take Our Border Back' convoy, protesting the Biden administration's immigration policies, made a stop in Dripping Springs, Texas, as part of its journey from the East Coast to the U.S.-Mexico border.
Participants, including veterans and Trump supporters, are calling for stricter enforcement of immigration laws and describe their movement as peaceful and nonconfrontational.
The convoy's journey includes rallies in Texas, Arizona, and California, with a final stop near Eagle Pass, Texas, where Republican governors will meet.
Organizers and participants emphasize their concern over unauthorized crossings and the impact on local communities, while also expressing a duty to care for immigrants.
Governor Greg Abbott's border policies, such as installing razor wire and deploying a border barrier, have intensified the standoff between Texas and the federal government over border security.