The United States department of, uh, justice has launched an investigation into Republican,
Texas, governor Greg Abbot's operation, lone star.
And if you're not familiar with the name operation lone star, I'm no, I know you'd be familiar
with, uh, what Greg Abbot is doing at the Southern border, which is what's called operation.
Lone star may not always hear the name, but I know that everybody knows that Greg Abbott
for the last year has been making a big spectacle about the Southern border down there in Texas.
He's brought in members of law enforcement and national guard.
He's borrowed law enforcement from other states.
I, I know my state Florida sent him down.
Some, I think, uh, Christie nom sent some of her state's law enforcement down there
and he spent 3 billion to play.
Make believe that there is some invasion happening on our Southern border.
And we know it's a fantasy because every time they release their arrest records, most of
the people that the border patrol has arrested.
Aren't people that cross the border.
They they've gotten people for trespassing.
They've gotten 'em for drug offenses.
They've gotten 'em for fighting, all kinds of things.
But those are people that were just in the United States doing crimes.
And because we had the excess law enforcement that literally had nothing to do by their
own admission, they decided to go out and solve a couple of other crimes.
And like I said, by their own admission, these people have spoken to the media and said,
there's no invasion.
We're sitting around here all day, kicking rocks.
I'm losing my job back home because I've been deployed down here with nothing to do, because
there is no invasion on the Southern border.
It's a Republican talking point meant to drive people to the polls.
This coming November, right.
Two weeks ago, two weeks ago, what was Fox news talking about another caravan, another
caravan coming up from, from central America to the us border.
Where's it.
Now what happened to it?
Hmm.
It never existed in the first place folks, but put all of that aside at the moment.
Okay.
Put all of it aside because that's not even what the DOJ is looking into.
The DOJ is actually looking into whether or not, um, law enforcement officials, basically
the state of Texas is violating the civil rights act for their treatment of the few
people that they have caught coming across the border.
Now, the civil rights act, uh, uh, specifically, what is it, uh, title six of the civil rights
act doesn't allow for any kind of differential treatment for people in custody based on race,
religion, country of origin, all of those things, but they have received reports that
that is in fact, what is happening in Texas.
So in addition
To operation lone star being this big old spectacle, it's also likely causing violations
of people's civil rights right here in the United States, which isn't surprising the
whole attack on the migrants coming across the border is rooted in racism here in the
United States.
So it makes sense that they would get in trouble or at least investigate it again, cuz it's
all alleged to the point nobody's been prosecuted, but it makes sense that they would allegedly
be violating the civil rights act for what is, let's be honest, a big 3 billion exercise
in Texas racism.