Texas has offered a 1,402-acre parcel of land in Starr County along the U.S.-Mexico border to President-elect Donald Trump for constructing facilities to support mass deportation operations. This initiative, led by Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, is meant to align with Trump's plans to deport undocumented immigrants and build additional border walls. Texas's offer highlights a divide between states, with some like California and Arizona resisting Trump's deportation plans, while Texas supports them. The land was bought in October from a previous owner who had refused to permit border wall construction. Trump's administration plans to begin deportations immediately upon taking office, with a focus on what they describe as violent criminals.