Texans to stop Trump from stealing their land.

[Nordberg]

Why do you condone illegal activity?

Condone? just pointing out reality. It has been that way for generations. Do you see me as either pro or coin in my statement? You are wrong if you do.

[Nordberg]

At their expense. Remember, the federal government is well funded.

Remember. our tax money.

[Into the Night]

Condone?

Yes. Condone. As in illegal activity. Perhaps you don't speak English.

just pointing out reality.

Ah. So you don't speak English. You speak Liberal.

It has been that way for generations.

Unfortunately, the Liberal language has been a problem for quite awhile.

Do you see me as either pro or coin in my statement?

Yes. But of course, in Liberal, 'yes' and 'no' have no consistent meaning, so you probably don't understand my answer.

You are wrong if you do.

So you retract your statement?

[Into the Night]

Remember. our tax money.

Irrelevant. Contextomy by strawman. Try to follow the conversation. I know it's difficult for you, since you don't speak English.

[CFM]

Remember. our tax money.

Not according to you lefties when it comes to funding social welfare. You consider it the government's money.

[Truth Detector]

[Mason Michaels]

You sold out to an unqualified black POS in 2008 and 2012. Pucker up, n-l.

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[StoneByStone]

Not many of those along the border are republicans.

Which means that they probably won't vote Democrat, but they might at least not vote for Trump either.

[Flash]

Which means that they probably won't vote Democrat, but they might at least not vote for Trump either.

They vote heavily Democratic.

[StoneByStone]

They vote heavily Democratic.

Doesn't Texas always go to Republicans in election?

[Flash]

Doesn't Texas always go to Republicans in election?

Yes, but not in South Texas, especially all the counties along the Mexican border.

[FastLane]

President Donald Trump’s pledge to build a wall at the southern border with Mexico has been a huge winner with his base. But there is one group of people who are not happy: the Texans who actually live in the region where the wall would be built.

Many people in the region have no intention of letting the federal government seize their land to construct the wall, like Afghanistan war veteran Salvador Castillo of Brownsville, who received a letter from officials demanding unlimited access to and use of his land, which gradually escalated into a lawsuit

We were astonished,” said Castillo. “We were like, ‘Hell no!’ We don’t like this. It’s very intrusive.”

The Trump administration has so far build 85 miles of new fencing, but most of it is just upgrades to fencing that already existed. Building new barriers in Texas is a unique challenge, because most of the border there is privately owned — and the owners are willing to fight in court to protect their home and their way of life.

“I stopped answering the door,” said Castillo’s wife Yvette Arroyo, who said she was visited by attorneys, Border Patrol agents, and Army personnel. “Going to battle against the federal government is not something we will win. But we are not going to take this lying down.”

The SCOTUS has already decided the issue of eminent domain . The farmers can fight it but they will lose. The law has already been settled on that issue. Hell they used eminent domain to seize homes to build AT&T stadium where the cowboys play. Duncanville Tx seized a family farm to build a Wal Mart. Those ranchers and farmer have zero chance at winning.

[FastLane]

Maybe they will lose, but they can drag out their refusal through the courts for many years.

Naww it will be decided pretty quickly because the government has the law on its side.

[floridafan]

Naww it will be decided pretty quickly because the government has the law on its side.

People dragged out their court dates for years when Bush wanted to build fencing

[floridafan]

The SCOTUS has already decided the issue of eminent domain . The farmers can fight it but they will lose. The law has already been settled on that issue. Hell they used eminent domain to seize homes to build AT&T stadium where the cowboys play. Duncanville Tx seized a family farm to build a Wal Mart. Those ranchers and farmer have zero chance at winning.

Maybe so, but the court cases will drag on for years