Texas National Guard Seizes Control of U.S.-Mexico Border Stretch

The Texas National Guard has taken control of a 2.5-mile stretch of the U.S. border with Mexico, denying U.S. Border Patrol agents access to the area.
The Justice Department has filed a Supreme Court case against the state of Texas, asserting that the state's actions are creating chaos and preventing federal enforcement of immigration laws.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has defended the state's actions, stating that Texas has the authority to control access to any geographic location within the state.
The state's actions are part of a larger border enforcement effort known as Operation Lone Star, which has led to multiple legal disputes between the state and federal government.
The Justice Department's emergency request to the Supreme Court states that Border Patrol agents no longer have access to a 2.5-mile stretch of the border in the region.