The Texas Army Division displayed a flag that learn “Come and Take It”.
The condominium is reportedly flying in entrance of the division's headquarters in Austin.
—Texas Army Dept. (@TXMilitary) January 30, 2024
In line with Army.com, the flag originated on the Battle of Gonzales through the Texas Revolution.
The flag comes as Texas continues to combat a Supreme Courtroom ruling that the Biden administration can take away razor wire put in alongside the southern border.
Following the Supreme Courtroom ruling, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) invoked the best of “self-defense” to fight the state's border disaster.
The federal authorities has violated the settlement between the US and the states,” Abbot wrote. “The manager department of the US has a constitutional obligation to implement federal legal guidelines to guard the states, together with the immigration legal guidelines which can be being launched proper now.”
“Beneath President Biden's unlawful border coverage, over 6 million unlawful immigrants have crossed our southern border in simply 3 years. That's greater than the inhabitants of 33 completely different states on this nation. This illegal refusal to guard states has prompted unprecedented hurt to individuals throughout the US,” the governor added.
“The Biden administration's failure to satisfy its obligations underneath Article IV, Part 4 triggered Article 1, Part 10, Part 3, which reserves to this state the best of self-defense,” he concluded. “For these causes, I’ve already declared an invasion underneath Article I, Part 10, Clause 3 to invoke the constitutional authority of Texas to defend and defend itself.” This authority is the supreme regulation of the land and supersedes any federal regulation on the contrary. The Texas Nationwide Guard, Texas Division of Public Security and different Texas workers act underneath this authority, in addition to state regulation, to safe the Texas border.
The Texas Nationwide Guard is working across the clock to discourage and deter unlawful crossings close to Shelby Park.
We are going to proceed to carry the road. pic.twitter.com/pZ422Z3XFT
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) January 31, 2024
