Activists and community leaders in several Texas cities near the U.S.-Mexico border are planning to launch a campaign to show their discontent with the growing presence of military personnel at the Texas-Mexico section of the border.
Labelled as a public engagement campaign, the so-called Texas Community Resiliency Agenda campaign comes in response to the recent deployment of thousands of active-duty troops to the border, as well as a Trump administration push for local government to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
