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'A broken system': Texas border town has misgivings over Trump vote

Trump's support rose 14% to 59% in Maverick County amid concerns over immigration enforcement and environmental damage from border security policies.

Summary by Alternet
A year after a Texas border town voted for President Donald Trump, they are now starting to have some regrets that vote, "increasingly uncomfortable with the tactics the administration has used across the country in keeping with its mass deportation agenda," The Guardian reports.Eagle Pass, Texas became the first US settlement on the Rio Grande, where, in 2023, it became the epicenter of growing backlash over the Biden administration’s immigrati…

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Alternet broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.
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