Georgia Governor Commits More National Guard to Texas After State House Passes Resolution Condemning Biden

“If the Biden Administration continues to fail the American people, then we have no choice, no choice but to step in,” says Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp delivers the State of the State address on the House floor of the state Capitol in Atlanta, Georgia, on Jan. 25, 2023. AP Photo/Alex Slitz, File

Georgia’s state government has recommitted itself to Texas and its efforts to secure the southern border without the help of President Joe Biden and Washington, D.C.

Gov. Brian Kemp announced on Feb. 13 that an estimated 15-20 more National Guardsmen would be deployed to Texas to set up a forward operating base and further assist Gov. Greg Abbott after both chambers of the Georgia Legislature passed resolutions condemning the Biden Administration for its handling of the southern border.