Texas Gov. Greg Abbott plans to place 40 billboards across Central America and Mexico warning illegal migrants of the dangers they face in crossing into Texas, featuring messages about human trafficking and violence. The billboards will be displayed in multiple languages and cost about $100,000, with the goal of deterring illegal immigration and protecting women and children. Abbott aims to prevent migrants from even starting their journey to Texas, emphasizing the need to defend the state until President Trump is back in office to secure the border.
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Rubio Oversees Halt to Foreign Aid and Meets With Asian Diplomats on Day 1
Secretary of State Marco Rubio assumed his new role at the State Department, meeting with counterparts from India, Japan, and Australia to discuss China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region. The department, under Mr. Rubio's leadership, has paused foreign aid disbursements following President Trump's executive order, affecting programs addressing hunger, disease, and economic development globally. Mr. Rubio emphasized a focus on advancing U.S. national interests, with changes aimed at strengthening American foreign policy and addressing challenges...
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