South Texas construction firms erect barriers to block ICE warrantless entry

Construction business owners in South Texas are installing fences and signs to bar ICE agents from entering without a court order, signaling local resistance to federal immigration enforcement. The move reflects a broader municipal stance protecting key sector workers, though its legal and operational impact remains uncertain. This marks a notable escalation in local-federal friction over immigration policy.

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