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I was reading up on them earlier. They are tethered to the river bed and underneath the buoys is mesh netting. The buoys themselves also rotate, so that you cannot climb over them. My assumption is the currents sweep them into the netting, but I'm not sure. It's really fucked up and they should honestly dump Greg Abbott in the river and see how he fares with the buoys.
Okay, that's a booby trap, not just a barrier. Common law should allow the migrants surviving family to sue the state of Texas for wrongful death. Those things were designed to kill anyone that encountered them, and that's not lawful.
Edit: Frankly, this isn't just civilly unlawful, this is criminal murder. I just don't think Texas would prosecute it and I don't really know that the feds could claim jurisdiction.
I mean, seeing as he's in a wheelchair I doubt he'd even make it that far. Idk how good his breast stroke is lmao
I don't normally advocate dumping wheelchair users into bodies of water, but I'll make an exception for Greg Abbott.
Hear hear
Caring about people in wheelchairs is woke liberal talk. Abbott would gladly allow himself to drown to show people what a true Texan is like.
https://original.newsbreak.com/@ash-jurberg-560946/3055627456835-gov-abbott-declares-war-on-the-woke-agenda-pledges-to-protect-education-system