Daniel Miller Tells Laredo Border Rally Texas Will Secure Its Border Only as a Nation
Daniel Miller told a border rally in Laredo that the ground under the crowd was still Texas, whatever the federal government or progressives had ceded to Mexico.
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Daniel Miller told a border rally in Laredo that the ground under the crowd was still Texas, whatever the federal government or progressives had ceded to Mexico.
The following is a transcript of the remarks delivered by Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller at a press conference at the Texas Capitol on May 11, 2021.
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Is it time for Texas to leave the United States? If one Texas State Representative has his way, Texans will get a chance to vote on leaving the United States of America.
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