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一 |     Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered the state’s National Guard to install a barrier in some parts along the Texas/New Mexico state line. Officials say guard members have been placing concertina wire in an area close to Sunland Park, New Mexico, which shares a border with El Paso, Texas.Footage shot by KVIA shows some of the fencing running along the Rio Grande.ABC News has reached out to Texas officials, who have not yet provided an estimate of how much fencing is being installed.Abbott says the barrier is meant to deter migrants who cross from Mexico into New Mexico before heading to El Paso.“Texas installs fencing along NEW Mexico border. Our barriers around El Paso forced the migrants crossing illegally to enter into New Mexico. They then entered into El Paso from there. To end that, we are building a barrier on the New Mexico border,” the governor posted Sunday on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.In a statement given to ABC News, the Texas Military Department (TMD) said the Texas National Guard is “fortifying” the border between the two states.“The Texas National Guard has heavily fortified the border in El Paso with 18 miles of concertina wire. We are now fortifying the border between Texas and New Mexico to block migrants who are entering New Mexico illegally and then crossing into Texas. The effort in El Paso was bolstered by the recent deployment of the Texas Tactical Border Force to El Paso. The Texas National Guard remains focused on operations to prevent, deter, and interdict transnational criminal activity and illegal immigration along the border,” the TMD public affairs office said.A spokesperson for New Mexico Rep. Gabe Vasquez says state officials were not warned about the governor’s plans.A statement given to ABC News by Vasquez said, in part, that the barrier is unconstitutional.“However, this is one of the many political stunts that the Texas governor has cooked up to demonize immigrants and that provides no real long-term solution to the crisis that we're facing. Governor Abbott has done this before. He has put up an illegal border wall with shipping containers, then he conned migrants into taking buses to other states without their clear consent, then he put up a death trap on the Rio Grande that drowned innocent migrants seeking asylum, and now, his latest stunt is putting up a barrier between Texas and New Mexico,” Vasquez said.Abbott is facing an ongoing lawsuit over his decision to install a floating barrier in the Rio Grande on the U.S. and Mexico border. The state is arguing that they did not need permission from the federal government to install buoys along a 1,000-foot stretch of the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas.The governor’s office has not responded to an ABC News inquiry about whether Texas officials discussed Abbott's plans with their New Mexico counterparts.The Texas Military Department, Department of Public Safety, and the governor’s office did not answer when asked how much of the planned 18-miles-long wire fencing has been placed and if more is planned.“The state stands ready to assist as requested by federal or local partners to ensure individuals are treated with compassion and respect while maintaining public safety. We encourage Gov. Abbott to turn his attention away from a never-ending stream of political stunts and toward working in earnest for the people of the state he was elected to represent,” said Caroline Sweeney, a spokesperson for New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.In a joint statement, the Democratic Party chairs of both Texas and New Mexico called for the barrier to be removed. “Shame on Greg Abbott for using public tax dollars to uplift his dangerous approach to border security, and infringing upon Texans’ and New Mexicans’ right to move freely across state lines. Texas and New Mexico Democrats condemn Abbott’s razor wire fencing along our state borders, and call for its removal effective immediately,” their statement read in part.At an event hosted last month by the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, Abbott said that even if Texas was able to stop all unlawful entries through the Texas-Mexico border, some would still be coming in from New Mexico.“Not only are we building border barriers between the border of Texas and Mexico, we're also having now to build border barriers between Texas and New Mexico,” he said.。      香港8月21日电（黄茜恬）《香港文学》刊行500期座谈会暨新书发布会21日在香港举行，近百位作家、学者和文化出版界人士出席。  8月21日，在《香港文学》刊行500期座谈会暨新书发布会上，嘉宾为新书揭幕。发  《香港文学》总编辑游江说：“《香港文学》自创刊以来始终扎根香港、面向世界。

二 | 在40余年的时光里，一直以文字承载着生命的厚度与文学的重量。”香港文学出版社社长李国红表示，刊物将秉持“立足本土，兼顾海内外；不问流派，但求作品素质”的宗旨继续耕耘。  香港学者黄维梁感叹，《香港文学》刊行500期是了不起的马拉松长跑纪录。作家秦岭雪、梅子、江扬、周蜜蜜等细数刊物举办全球华文创作大赛、学术研讨会等新猷。祖籍福建金门的作家东瑞提到《香港文学》早前推出“台湾文学专号”，对港台文学交流意义重大。来自澳门的作家周江明认为《香港文学》不仅是香港的文化名片，更是连结港澳、沟通世界的桥梁。  刊物近年来与招商局合作，每年编辑出版两本《香港文学·校园文学作品集》。

三 | 1872香港少年作家班导师、作家赵阳认为，《香港文学》始终把握时代脉搏，为香港文学的发展注入经久不衰的活力。中文教师、作家蒲苇也从校园文学角度出发，肯定刊物近年推动校园文学创作等举措。

四 |   随后举办的新书发布会重点推介香港文学出版社今年出版的一系列出版物，包括刘以鬯旅游小说集《异地·异景·异情》、《香港文学》创刊号精装复刻本等。  《香港文学》创刊于1985年1月，作为香港历史最悠久的纯文学刊物，见证了香港文学的传承与发展，也是世界华文文学创作与研究的重要平台。

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