He Florida Governor Ron DeSantisHe announced this yesterday deployed a thousand military elements in the Border between Mexico and Texas for contain migrants.
A statement said: Republican president He explained that the agents deployed belong to the Florida National Guard (FLNG) Still those Florida State Guard (FSG).
“Today (yesterday), Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Florida is deploying members of the Florida National Guard (FLNG) and members of the Florida State Guard (FSG) to assist Texas in its efforts to stop the invasion of the southern border,” DeSantis said the government said in a statement.
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In doing so, the state responded to the call of the Texas Governor Greg Abbottwho called on Republican leaders to send troops to the United States border to our country.
“Florida is providing Texas with a battalion of National Guard members, approximately a thousand soldiers, to be deployed according to Texas’ needs,” he added.
These promotions will be added to the more than 90 agents of the Florida Highway Patrolthe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), currently stationed at our country’s border.
The president who withdrew from the race presidential candidacy, He openly offered his support to Texas.
Additional law enforcement resources are standing by and ready to be deployed at the request of Texas state officials,” DeSantis added.
In December, more than 302,000 migrants were caught trying to cross the river Border between Mexico and the United Statesaccording to data from Customs and Border Protection (CBP, for the English acronym).
*In Dripping Springs, Texas, citizens marched to reject migrants.
“States have every right to defend their sovereignty, and we are pleased to increase our support for Texas as the Lone Star State works to stop the invasion across the border,” DeSantis said.
Our reinforcements will help Texas erect additional barriers, including barbed wire, along the border. “We don’t have a country if we don’t have a border,” he said.
This is not a new mission for us. We have been supporting border security missions in Texas for several years, including federal and state operations,” said Maj. Gen. John D. Haas, Adjutant General for the State of Florida.
CITIZENS PROTEST AGAINST MIGRANTS
In addition, yesterday, a Caravan called Retake our border (Let’s take back our border) advanced through the State of Texas.
Its members held a rally in the city Dripping springsin the center of the state.
They carried flags USA and they used a yellow cross as their emblem.
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