Austin, Texas - Texas Governor Greg Abbott shared an especially distasteful reaction to the news that President Joe Biden has endorsed Kamala Harris to run for president.

On Monday, Abbott reshared a statement on social media from Biden, where the president announced his support for Harris to take over as the Democratic nominee, as he is no longer seeking re-election.

Abbott slammed Biden for the decision, describing Harris as "his borders czar."

"I think I will need to triple the border wall, razor wire barriers, and National Guard on the border," the politician added.

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The Republican Party has made immigration and border control its top issues in the presidential race, and Abbott has been one of the most vocal critics.

In April 2022, Abbott began sending buses filled with migrants from Texas' border to Democrat-run cities across the US, including New York, Philadelphia, and Washington DC.

Abbott also aggressively refused after the US Supreme Court ruled to have concertina barbed wire removed from the border.

He and other right-wing critics, such as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, have regularly referred to Harris as Biden's "border czar" in an attempt to demonize her.

According to CBS News, Harris has held a very limited role in the Biden administration with matters related to immigration, which has centered around getting large corporations to invest in Central America.