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As Big Bend wall outcry builds, Paxton does not say whether construction should proceed

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By Gabby Birenbaum Verified
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As Republicans from Cornyn to U.S. House candidate Brandon Herrera to local county judges and sheriffs push back on the wall plans, Attorney General Ken Paxton — the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas and a close ally of President Donald Trump — has remained tight-lipped.
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As Big Bend wall outcry builds, Paxton does not say whether construction should proceed

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By Gabby Birenbaum Verified
| Yahoo Verified
WASHINGTON — Bipartisan furor has erupted over the arrival of federally contracted construction crews in Big Bend National Park last week as the Trump administration's pursuit of a border barrier in the park is making its way onto the midterm campaign trail. On Tuesday, Sen. John Cornyn of Texas became the highest-ranking Republican official to speak out, asking Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin to consult with local officials before proceeding with construction.
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Democrats in Congress, able to visit ICE lockups in Texas, describe grim conditions

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By Gabby Birenbaum Verified
| High Plains Public Radio Verified
WASHINGTON — Rep. Joaquin Castro has made seven visits to the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, a sleepy town southwest of his San Antonio district, since the Trump administration reopened it last year. He’s met immigrants there who’ve garnered national attention and outcry, from teenage mariachi-performing brothers to five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos, detained wearing a bunny hat and a Spiderman backpack.
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