David Coale on the Constitutionality of State Resources for…

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Nov 4, 2021

David Coale on the Constitutionality of State Resources for Texas-Mexico Border

Congressional Democrats are asking the federal government to investigate Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s use of state resources to tackle the security issues at the Texas-Mexico border, claiming such actions by a state government are unconstitutional. LPHS appellate and constitutional law attorney David Coale discusses the matter with KDFW FOX 4 Dallas.

View David's interview here.

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