Texas places more buoys along Rio Grande after Trump's inauguration

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Drone Video Shows Buoy Barrier Going Up Along US–Mexico Border

Texas authorities placed a new set of buoys on the U.S. side of the Rio Grande on Jan. 21, as evidenced by drone footage shot from the Mexican border city of Piedras Negras. ...

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Drone captures new border barriers, days after Trump inauguration

In the same week President Trump took office, drone footage captured the construction of new barriers along the US-Mexico border.

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Texas Expands Rio Grande Buoy Barrier Along U.S.-Mexico Border Following Trump Inauguration

Texas officials have announced the addition of extra buoys to the Rio Grande River, shortly after President Donald Trump took office on Monday.

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Texas Governor Orders Deployment of More Floating Border Barriers

Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered the deployment of additional floating barriers on the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass. A federal appeals court previously ruled the State could continue its efforts in a lawsuit filed by the Biden administration. | Border / Cartel Chronicles

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Texas Places More Buoys Along Rio Grande After Trump’s Inauguration

New border buoys were placed along the Rio Grande on Monday. The Biden Administration previously sued Texas in an attempt to get the buoys removed. Governor Greg Abbott posted video of the buoys going into place. Shortly after President Donald Trump was sworn into office, Texas placed more buoys along the Rio Grande. Texas Governor Greg Abbott posted video of the large buoys going into place at the Texas-Mexico border. The buoys have previously …

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Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas, presumed to strengthen the border with more buoys in the Rio Bravo; surveillance at crossings remains unchanged.