Texas installs more razor wire at border as GOP rages over SCOTUS ruling

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AUSTIN, Texas — Less than a day after the Supreme Court ruled that federal Border Patrol agents had the legal authority to cut through state-installed razor wire along the border, Texas National Guard soldiers were in Eagle Pass installing more as the fallout between state and federal governments escalated.

National Guard soldiers laid out more fencing and concertina wire despite the rain that swept through the region Tuesday, according to video.

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