Two events in the Rio Grande Valley on Tuesday made clear Texas officials will work with the Trump administration on immigration.

The General Land Office announcements came as Gov. Greg Abbott and Tom Homan, the incoming Trump administration's border czar, visited soldiers and troopers assigned to Operation Lone Star.

Tuesday's events at the Texas-Mexico border featured Trump's Border Czar Tom Homan vowing mass deportation and the launch of the "Jocelyn Initiative."

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Land in El Paso could be used to erect mass deportation facilities for the upcoming Trump administration. On Tuesday, Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham announced plans to offer state land, including an area in El Paso, for potential deportation facilities under the upcoming Trump administration.

The state's land commissioner has already offered President-elect Donald Trump the use of a 1,400-acre ranch to house immigrants with removal orders.

Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham offered up more state land to the Trump administration on Tuesday after announcing last week that his administration could use a border-area ranch for mass deportation facilities.

On Tuesday morning in Starr County, Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham announced the “Jocelyn initiative,” which is a plan by Buckingham to lease some of Texas’s 13 million acres of land to the incoming administration to help them secure the Southern border.

Tom Homan, selected by President-elect Donald Trump to be the "border czar" in the new administration, traveled Tuesday to the U.S.-Mexico border with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, blasting the Biden White House's reaction to the immigration crisis and vowing Trump's planned mass deportations will be conducted.

Tom Homan, Donald Trump’s pick for border czar, vowed to unleash a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration and escalate enforcement along the southern border with Mexico.