Texas Gov. Abbott blames Biden immigration policies for 'invasion' driven by cartels at southern border

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott weighed in after multiple counties in his state declared the crisis at the southern border an "invasion," arguing that the situation is "unprecedented."

The Republican governor made the argument five days after multiple counties in his state declared the crisis at the southern border an "invasion" and called on the governor to do the same, arguing that it would give the state more power to send illegal immigrants to Mexico.

"These counties are dealing with something that's completely unprecedented," Abbott said on Sunday, noting that "it was just two years ago we had the lowest number of people coming across the border and apprehensions under President Trump."