Texas Comptroller Huffines Celebrates $7.5 Billion Border Reimbursement, Calls It ‘Step One’ in Repaying Texas
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Texas Comptroller Huffines Celebrates $7.5 Billion Border Reimbursement, Calls It ‘Step One’ in Repaying Texas
(AUSTIN) — Texas Comptroller Don Huffines today said the approximately $7.5 billion the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has approved to reimburse Texas for border security costs is the first installment of what the federal government owes the state. “This is step one in making Texas whole,” Huffines said. “Thanks to President Trump, we finally…
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Governor Greg Abbott would have reached an agreement with the Department of Homeland Security.The state invested more than 11 billion to strengthen border security.
The U.S. government approved to hand over $7.5 billion to Texas to reimburse expenses incurred by the state in security operations along the border with Mexico, Governor Greg Abbott announced. The governor’s office reported on September 18 that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will reimburse Texas $7.5 billion for security costs along the border with Mexico first appeared in Central MX News.
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