justoffal
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- Jun 29, 2013
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Yeah money is usually the tool but I don't know if it's going to be that way this time. The flood of people coming through on the border is disproportionately affecting Texas and Texas has a legitimate gripe in saying they are not benefiting from the union because the union has abandoned their responsibility to that state.The most common way of getting a state to go along is withholding Federal funds for things like highways. it is how they forced Florida to raise their drinking age
There are very few states that could make a probable go of it on their own. Texas just might be one of them. Texas has a long history of trade with Mexico that goes back before the States where a thing. The fact that the two-faced sanctuary cities located hundreds of miles from the border are now screaming at the top of their lungs because they can't handle the influx more or less exposes the faults of the current border policies maintained by the federal government.
In this instance Texas could probably beat them in court.