A Resolution urging the Governor to offer the services of the Pennsylvania National Guard to the State of Texas in support of Operation Lone Star.
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This resolution urges the Pennsylvania Governor to offer the Pennsylvania National Guard’s assistance to the State of Texas in support of Operation Lone Star, a Texas-led effort to secure the southern border. The resolution cites concerns about illegal immigration, fentanyl trafficking, and the impact of these issues on Pennsylvania, including financial burdens and public safety. It references the National Guard’s historical deployments and relevant experience in border security operations.
Key provisions
- Urges the Governor to offer Pennsylvania National Guard support to Texas.
- References concerns about illegal immigration and border security.
- Highlights the impact of fentanyl trafficking on Pennsylvania.
- Mentions the National Guard’s experience with Operation Jump Start.
- States Pennsylvania has the third-largest National Guard in the country.
- Cites the Constitution’s requirement for federal protection of states.
- References the Governor of Texas requesting assistance.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania Residents
- The Pennsylvania National Guard
- The State of Texas
- Federal Government
- Immigrants
Notable changes
- The resolution proposes deploying Pennsylvania National Guard resources to Texas.
- It frames the issue as a crisis requiring a significant response from Pennsylvania.
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Cosponsors
David Argall
Lynda Schlegel Culver
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