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Trump authorizes military control of federal land along the border. What does that mean for Texas?
President Donald Trump on Friday signed a new executive order authorizing the U.S. military to take control of parts of a federal strip of land along the U.S.-Mexico border known as the Roosevelt Reservation, giving the Department of Defense new powers to operate directly on the international line.
Military to Take Over Federal Land Along Border Under New Trump Order
The Roosevelt Reservation, the 60-foot-wide strip of land that stretches across California, Arizona and New Mexico, will be treated as Department of Defense property, meaning those who walk on the land could be subject to detention.
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