The camp, located on the border of Mexico, was evacuated after anВ estimated 15,000 migrants gathered there. 'The citizens of Texas are resilient and will continue to respond, recover, and mitigate against this crisis, but in order to expedite this process, federal assistance is needed for these vulnerable populations,' he continued.ДЄbbott's request comesВ afterВ thousands of Haitian migrants sought refuge under a bridge in Del Rio, Texas, last month. 'Local officials and Texas citizens are fatigued and running out of resources to respond to the ongoing border crisis,' the letter sent on Thursday added. 29, and Abbott announced he would appeal the decision that same day. 'Texas will stand with the federal government in responding to this border crisis, but should not have to stand alone or withstand the financial burden without federal assistance.'ДЄbbott first submitted the request for an emergency declaration in his state on Sept. 'Securing the border is a federal responsibility,' Abbott wrote in the letter. Greg Abbott Greg Abbott Appeals court temporarily reinstates Texas abortion law Texas school district tightens library restrictions after complaints about anti-racist book: report Abbott appeals denial of federal emergency declaration at the border MORE (R) submitted a letter to President Biden Joe Biden McConnell vows GOP won't help raise debt ceiling in December after Schumer 'tantrum' Ilhan Omar to Biden: 'Deliver on your promise to cancel student debt' Overnight Health Care - Presented by EMAA - CDC sets panel meeting for remaining boosters, Pfizer vaccine for kids MORE Thursday to appeal the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) denial of an emergency disaster declarationВ regardingВ migrants at the southern border.

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