A federal judge has issued a temporary order prohibiting the removal of razor wire installed by Texas state officials along the state's border with Mexico. The ruling prevents President Joe Biden's administration and Border Patrol agents from dismantling or encumbering the concertina wire near the border town of Eagle Pass, except for emergency medical aid purposes. The court ruling is a legal victory for Republican Governor Greg Abbott, who filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration, claiming that Border Patrol agents were cutting the razor wire to allow migrants to enter the United States. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton also accused federal agents of using heavy machinery to destroy Texas's border barriers. The temporary restraining order is effective until November 13, with a hearing scheduled for November 7. The ruling comes amid ongoing legal challenges from GOP-led states against the Biden administration's immigration policies.