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Texas Issues Stark Warning as States Take Wildly Different Approaches to Immigration Ahead of Trump 2.0 

As California kicks off ‘know your rights’ immigrant sessions, Texas is putting up billboards in Mexico that warn potential illegal border crossers ‘Your wife and daughter will pay for their trip with their bodies.’

AP/Eric Gay
Before Trump's re-election, migrants wait to climb over concertina wire after they crossed the Rio Grande and entered Texas from Mexico. AP/Eric Gay
MAGGIE LITTLE
MAGGIE LITTLE

With one month to go until President-elect Trump’s inauguration, states across the country are ramping up immigration measures and rhetoric — and they are taking wildly different approaches. 

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MAGGIE LITTLE
MAGGIE LITTLE

Mrs. Little is from Pittsburgh and a graduate of Hillsdale College. Her work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the Federalist, and The Daily Signal.

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