Members of the Operation Lone Star Task Force West and Texas Tactical Border Force block migrants from illegally entering Texas, May 11, 2023 near El Paso on the Rio Grande River. The units assumed blocking positions behind previously installed concertina wire in preparation for the expiration of Title 42.Members of the Operation Lone Star Task Force West and Texas Tactical Border Force block migrants from illegally entering Texas, on May 11, 2023, near El Paso on the Rio Grande River. The units assumed blocking positions behind previously installed concertina wire in preparation for the expir

Members of the Operation Lone Star Task Force West and Texas Tactical Border Force block migrants from illegally entering Texas, May 11, 2023 near El Paso on the Rio Grande River. The units assumed blocking positions behind previously installed concertina wire in preparation for the expiration of Title 42.Members of the Operation Lone Star Task Force West and Texas Tactical Border Force block migrants from illegally entering Texas, on May 11, 2023, near El Paso on the Rio Grande River. The units assumed blocking positions behind previously installed concertina wire in preparation for the expir Stock Photo

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Members of the Operation Lone Star Task Force West and Texas Tactical Border Force block migrants from illegally entering Texas, May 11, 2023 near El Paso on the Rio Grande River. The units assumed blocking positions behind previously installed concertina wire in preparation for the expiration of Title 42.Members of the Operation Lone Star Task Force West and Texas Tactical Border Force block migrants from illegally entering Texas, on May 11, 2023, near El Paso on the Rio Grande River. The units assumed blocking positions behind previously installed concertina wire in preparation for the expiration of Title 42. Photo by Mark Otte/Texas Army National Guard/UPIMembers of the Operation Lone Star Task Force West and Texas Tactical Border Force block migrants from illegally entering Texas, on May 11, 2023, near El Paso on the Rio Grande River. The units assumed blocking positions behind previously installed concertina wire in preparation for the expiration of Title 42. Photo by Mark Otte/Texas Army National Guard/UPI

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