Operation Lone Star includes the deployment of thousands of state troopers and National Guard soldiers at the border, as well as Abbott’s state-funded border wall project.
, his border security initiative at the Texas-Mexico border. The move comes three weeks after state military officials said the multibillion-dollar operation was in need of an infusion of cash to keep it afloat through the end of the fiscal year.
Operation Lone Star’s price tag for taxpayers is upwards of $2 billion a year. State officials already transferred another $480 million from other agencies in January to keep the operation running through the spring.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott slashes $500 million from state budgets to flow money into border crackdownThe Texas Health and Human Services Commission will take the biggest cut, losing $211 million. GregAbbott Texas OperationLoneStar Border TexasPolitics Immigration TexasRepublicans
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