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Abbott deploys Texas National Guard troops to San Antonio ahead of protests

Gov. Greg Abbott has deployed National Guard troops to San Antonio in advance of planned protests in the city against a Trump administration crackdown on undocumented immigrants.

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Gov. Greg Abbott to deploy National Guard troops across Texas ahead of protests

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Gov. Greg Abbott sends National Guard troops to San Antonio in advance of ICE protests

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What we know about how the Texas National Guard trains for protests, what they’ll bring

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced he’s deploying 5,000 Texas National Guard members to cities with planned anti-Trump protests this weekend.

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Texas Governor Deploys 5,000 National Guard Troops Ahead of Anti-ICE Protests

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Alert: Texas governor says over 5,000 Texas National Guard members deployed across the state ahead of planned weekend protests

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott deploys over 5,000 National Guard troops

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced that he has deployed more than 5,000 National Guard troops to quell protests throughout the state.

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Border Watch: Texas cities brace for immigration protests, lawmakers decide border funding

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Nationwide ICE protests live updates: California Sen. Padilla removed from Noem's news conference

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'Peace & order': Greg Abbott deploys National Guard to Texas cities for anti-ICE protests

Greg Abbott has confirmed he is deploying the National Guard to ... Texas Department of Public Safety if deemed necessary" for planned protests this weekend. San Antonio Police Chief William McManus confirmed to San Antonio Express-News that guard members ...

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‘We stand up for our neighbors,’ San Antonio mayor says of protests against ICE raids

Texas Governor Greg Abbott said 5,000 National Guard members have been deployed throughout that state ahead of planned protests. Several mayors are pushing back on that move, including San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg.