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Recent News About Texas Military Department
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TMD Investigation into Migrant Drownings
A thorough review conducted by the Texas Military Department (TMD) has shed light on the circumstances surrounding the recent drownings of migrants in the Rio Grande. In response to claims that Border Patrol had requested access to save distressed migrants but were prevented by the TMD, the department has clarified that these claims are inaccurate.According to TMD, at the time Border Patrol requested access to Shelby Park, the drownings had already occurred and the bodies were being recovered by Mexican Authorities. TMD soldiers were in direct communication with Border...
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Migrant Drownings near Eagle Pass
The Texas Military Department (TMD) has responded to a social media post regarding the drownings of three migrants near Eagle Pass. The TMD was contacted by Border Patrol on Friday night about a migrant distress situation. However, after actively searching the river with lights and night vision goggles, no distressed migrants were observed."At no time did TMD security personnel along the river observe any distressed migrants, nor did TMD turn back any illegal immigrants from the US during this period," stated the TMD.Furthermore, the TMD reported that they observed a...
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Texas Military Department's work on the border continues
The Texas Military Department is continuing its work on the border, protecting it and redirecting immigrants attempting to cross the Rio Grande to official ports of entry. The department's soldiers instruct illegal immigrants to turn back and use the proper channels to enter the United States.
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As immigration continues to increase, the Texas National Guard sends more support to border communities
On September 21st, the Texas National Guard announced that they would be sending additional personnel and equipment to the border as part of Operation Lone Star. This move is aimed at providing support to border communities and reducing the flow of illegal immigration and drug trafficking in the state and into the country.
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Governor Abbott Announces $13.1 Million In Grants To Texas Military Communities
Governor Greg Abbott today announced a new round of $13.1 million in grant funding from the Texas Military Preparedness Commission’s (TMPC) Defense Economic Adjustment Assistance Grant (DEAAG) program.