While Vice President Kamala Harris surprises college students in class and President Joe Biden pushes his massive spending bill, there is a very real crisis happening in Texas. The Southern border is on the brink of collapse as the Biden administration has basically abandoned it. Placing Harris in charge, the Vice President has been too busy tackling voter rights and COVID-19 mandates to deal with the growing problem at the border. But although they might not want to face their failure, numerous counties in Texas have joined forces to sue the Biden administration and push for action to be taken. 

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Making the announcement that the county was going to be suing the President, Val Verde County Commissioner Beau Nettleton said, “We’ve talked about immigration reform for as long as I can remember. Both parties have had control of Washington at one point or another over the last 20 years, and we have failed to do anything about it other than create the mess that we have today. It is inexcusable.” 

Earlier in the month, the county saw a massive influx of almost 30,000 immigrants flood into their towns and cities. With some experts claiming the surges will lead to the highest number of migrant crossings in 20 years, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported more than 1.5 million immigrants have crossed the border in 2021 so far. That does not include the numbers for September. 

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Seeing the crisis firsthand, Nettleton said, “I don’t have the answer as to whether a lawsuit solves this problem, but it draws attention to this problem. They took the same oath of office that I did, which was to uphold the constitution…they need to comply with that oath and do their job and stop this mess.”

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Discussing the broken border policies and the migrant camp that made headlines under the International Bridge in Del Rio, Texas, Nettleton was tired of small towns carrying the burden of Washington. “Fifty percent of the population of this city was sitting underneath our International Bridge – how is a town of this size, with our tax base supposed to deal with that problem. It is a complete failure of everything that is going on in Washington, for not just the last couple of years, but for many, many years.”