The Texas legislature passed over $1 billion in funding for the wall during a special session earlier this year.
The governor, the attorney general, and the author of the foremost bill to ban child gender modification are trading blame for its inaction.
After a low number in 2020, more GOP incumbents will face primary races in the 2022 midterm elections.
The bill prohibits biological males from competing in girls’ sports even if they identify as transgender girls.
While the DFPS took down the webpage weeks ago, newly surfaced records indicate that Don Huffines' criticism prompted the change.
Abbott forbade businesses from making the COVID-19 vaccine a condition of employment and asked the legislature to do the same.
Texas Republicans are urging the governor to add employer vaccine mandates to the call of the special session.
State Rep. Bryan Slaton asked the DFPS last month if mastectomies, puberty blockers, and counseling to encourage transition may also be abuse.
Reps. Cain and Slaton filed impeachment resolutions against judges who tried to prevent efforts to bring quorum-breaking Democrats back to the Texas House.
The bill passed the Texas House upon second reading by a 79 to 37 vote. It will head back to the Senate after passing third reading.
Slaton's request comes after the Department of Family and Protective Services announced it will treat genital transition surgeries as abuse.
In an effort to "crack down" on illegal crossings, the governor announced new border security measures that include border wall construction.
