Castro criticizes Abbott’s border buoy project after flood damage, calling it reckless and harmful to communities.
Quiver AI Summary
Castro criticizes Abbott’s “buoy border”: Rep. Joaquin Castro said more than 100 buoys tied to Gov. Greg Abbott’s border plan were dislodged during heavy rains and floods in Texas. He said the floating barriers, which include sharp razors, caused damage and led to a bridge closure.
Background and context: Castro called the project a “reckless idea” and said border communities were bearing the consequences. The release also noted that in 2023 he joined other Democrats in Eagle Pass to view the buoys and razor wire and speak with local officials and residents.
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- H.R.6736: ARMAS Act of 2025
- H.R.6563: Terrorist Watchlist Modification Review Act
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