 The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals issued a temporary stay Thursday night allowing the state of Texas to keep floating barriers in the Rio Grande. 

A lower court judge <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/06/politics/texas-mexico-border-water-barriers-migrants/index.html#:~:text=A%20federal%20judge%20ordered%20Texas,victory%20for%20the%20Biden%20administration." target="_blank">had previously ordered</a> Texas to take down the barriers by September 15 at its own expense. The panel’s decision Thursday puts that order on hold while the appeals court considers the case. It means that Texas does not have to start the process of removing the barriers, for now.

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The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals issued a temporary stay Thursday night allowing the state of Texas to keep floating barriers in the Rio Grande.{ai:summary}Texas is allowed to keep floating barriers in the Rio Grande for now, as the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals issues a temporary stay. A lower court had ordered Texas to remove the barriers, but the appeals court will consider the case. #legal

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