More billboards against immigrants showing what will happen to them appear

• What Do the New Billboards Against Undocumented Migrants Mean?
• Will These Billboards Be Effective?
• Why Is Texas Intensifying Its Campaign?

The anti-immigration campaign of Texas Governor Greg Abbott has escalated its presence along the southern border with new billboards aimed at discouraging migrants from crossing illegally into the state.

The signs, loaded with impactful messages, warn about the risks and legal consequences of attempting to enter without documentation.

One of the new billboards features an image of a doll abandoned in a desolate setting, accompanied by a message that reads:

«Many girls who try to migrate to Texas are kidnapped. For the sake of your family, stop your journey.»

These Billboards Against Migrants in Texas Contain Terrifying Messages

This message seeks to raise awareness about the dangers of human trafficking, a problem Texas authorities highlight as one of the greatest threats to those attempting to cross the border.

Another billboard addresses adults directly with a more severe warning:

«Stop. If you cross the border illegally into Texas, you will be jailed.»

This statement reinforces the state’s zero-tolerance policy and emphasizes the potential legal repercussions for those who defy the law.

Texas Takes Aim at Undocumented Migrants

The image accompanying this message shows migrants being detained under the supervision of border agents.

A third billboard features a final warning:

«Last Warning. If you cross the border illegally, you will be prosecuted and jailed.»

This message, also supported by images of migrants in precarious situations, reinforces the state’s narrative about the severe legal consequences migrants face.

Aiming to Combat Irregular Immigration

The governor’s office has justified this campaign as part of the state’s efforts to combat irregular immigration and protect local communities.

However, organizations advocating for migrants’ rights have strongly criticized these measures, labeling them as intimidating and dehumanizing.

They argue that these billboards fail to address the root causes of migration, such as violence and poverty in migrants’ home countries.

According to official data, Texas has experienced a significant rise in illegal crossings in recent months.

This increase has prompted authorities to double down on efforts to stem the migration flow.

They have been employing both dissuasive messages and an increased presence of security forces along the border.

Despite criticism, Abbott’s administration has made it clear that it will continue implementing these strategies as part of its comprehensive plan to address the migration crisis.

Meanwhile, the debate over how to handle illegal immigration remains one of the most controversial—and divisive—topics in U.S. politics.

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