Texas AG Paxton criticizes Biden’s immigration plan as Title 42 ends on Thursday.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is sounding the alarm on President Biden’s immigration agenda as migrants flock to the border ahead of the end of the Title 42 public health order. Paxton accuses Biden of allowing monstrous gang members, terrorists, human traffickers, drug dealers, and violent criminals into the country, putting American lives at risk. With the expiration of Title 42 on Thursday, Paxton hints at more lawsuits on the matter. Despite the Biden administration’s urging for migrants not to make the journey north, overwhelming numbers are already flooding into areas like El Paso and Brownsville in Texas. Republicans have rejected the administration’s narrative, and Paxton faults Biden for failing to implement the Trump-era Remain-in-Mexico policy and similar border policies. As the chaos worsens, Paxton vows to use every resource available to end Biden’s unconstitutional assault on our borders and sovereignty.Nikki Haley Blames Biden for Creating Migrant Crisis as Title 42 to Expire

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has accused President Biden of creating a migrant crisis at the border. In a recent interview, she criticized Biden’s fast-track approach to allowing so-called “asylum seekers” to fly directly into the United States, his collaboration with NGOs to guide illegal immigrants to the border, and his provision of taxpayer-funded airplane tickets and other services to aliens while our own citizens struggle financially. She also accused him of complicity in the trafficking of minors forced to toil as indentured servants in dangerous jobs.

Haley hinted at future legal action against the administration, stating that Biden’s routine violations of the United States Constitution open him up to accountability through the courts. She vowed to use every resource available to end his unconstitutional assault on our borders and sovereignty.

President Biden was asked directly this week about how the administration will handle the end of Title 42, and he noted the collaboration with Mexico and other regional partners. However, Haley remains skeptical and believes that chaos will ensue.

As the situation at the border continues to unfold, it’s important to stay informed. Follow Fox News Digital politics reporter Adam Shaw on Twitter or reach out to him at [email protected] for the latest updates on immigration and border security.

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Maine Gov. Mills Proposes $887M Supplemental Budget

What’s in the Budget?

• Bolstering the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic
• Investing in education and workforce development
• Supporting small businesses and economic recovery
• Addressing climate change and environmental protection

Exciting news for Maine residents! Governor Mills has proposed a $887M supplemental budget that aims to address some of the most pressing issues facing the state. This budget includes funding for a variety of initiatives, from bolstering the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic to investing in education and workforce development.

Small businesses will also benefit from this budget, as it includes support for economic recovery. Additionally, the budget addresses climate change and environmental protection, demonstrating the state’s commitment to sustainability.

Overall, this budget is a promising step forward for Maine and its residents. We look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on the state.