Core Viewpoint - The Texas Democratic lawmakers' collective absence from the state legislature to delay redistricting has drawn significant attention, with potential FBI involvement suggested by President Trump [1][3][4]. Group 1: Legislative Actions - Over 50 Democratic lawmakers in Texas staged a "walkout," causing a lack of quorum in the Republican-controlled state House, which halted legislative progress including redistricting [3]. - Texas Senate member John Cornyn requested the FBI to assist in locating and arresting the absent Democratic lawmakers [3]. - Texas Governor Greg Abbott demanded the lawmakers return within 24 hours and called for law enforcement to pursue them [3][4]. Group 2: Political Reactions - President Trump criticized the absent lawmakers for "abandoning" Texas and suggested that the FBI may need to intervene [4]. - Democratic lawmakers who fled to New York responded that Texas subpoenas would not be effective outside the state, dismissing Abbott's threats as bluster [4]. - California Democrats are drafting plans to redraw districts to reduce Republican representation in the House, indicating a broader political response to Texas' actions [4]. Group 3: Historical Context - The tactic of lawmakers leaving to obstruct legislation is not new in U.S. politics, with similar events occurring in Texas in 2021 and in Oregon in 2023 [4][5]. - Political polarization and intensified party conflict are reflected in these actions, with Texas serving as a microcosm of national political dynamics [5].
外媒:特朗普称,FBI“可能不得不”介入并帮助得州共和党人逮捕该州“跑路”的民主党人
Huan Qiu Wang·2025-08-06 02:13