Texas National Guard and Texas state troopers position themselves on the banks of the Rio Grande on Dec. 20, 2022, in El Paso to manage a large influx of migrants. State lawmakers have approved a bill to spend more than $1.5 billion for additional barriers on the Texas-Mexico border. (Credit: The Texas Tribune/Ivan Pierre Aguirre)
TEXAS - The Texas Senate last week gave final approval to Senate Bill 3, which would appropriate $1.54 billion to continue building a barrier along the Texas-Mexico border and to fund immigration enforcement efforts.
The bill now goes to Gov. Greg Abbott, who has said he plans to sign it into law.
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