En su orden, Moses especificó que los agentes solo podían cortar y quitar cualquier cable si ocurría una emergencia médica y se necesitaba ayuda.

La orden de restricción temporal fue firmada por el juez Moses esta semana y será revisada la próxima semana en una sala del Tribunal Federal en Del Rio, Texas.

Esta decisión se produce después de que el Estado de Texas demandara a la administración Biden por la destrucción del alambre concertina en Eagle Pass.

La orden entra en vigor hasta el 13 de noviembre. La audiencia del caso está prevista para la próxima semana.

Judge Alia Moses sets Temporary Restraining Order Prohibiting

BP Agents from Altering Razor Wire at the Border

By Jose G Landa

Chief United States District Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas Alia Moses this week issued an order prohibiting Border Patrol agents not to interfere, cut, remove any concertina wire that authorities working under Operation Lone Star have set up along the Rio Grande River in areas such as Eagle Pass.

In her order, Moses did specify that agents could only cut, remove any wire if a medical emergency was occurring and assistance was needed.

The temporary restraining order was signed by Judge  Moses this week and will be revisited next week in a Federal Court room in Del Rio, Texas.

This decision comes after the State of Texas sued the Biden administration over the destruction of concertina wire in Eagle Pass.

The order takes effect until November 13th. A hearing in the case is set for next week.