Washington DC - Far-right Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is once again calling for a "national divorce" between red and blue states as debates on how to handle the border crisis rage on.

On Thursday, Greene shared a post on X which included a list of US states that have decided to support Texas in their dispute over border control measures with the federal government.

"When I said we need a National Divorce, this is exactly what I'm talking about, and a serious example as to why," Greene wrote.

Her comments come after the White House urged US senators Thursday to reach a deal linking vital Ukraine aid to border security after reports that former president Donald Trump, who is seeking reelection, was trying to torpedo an agreement.

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Last February, MTG laid out what a "national divorce" would look like, describing it as "a legal agreement to separate our ideological and political disagreements by states while maintaining our legal union."

Essentially, it is a means for far-right Republicans to get extreme, conservative policies implemented in red states without having to go through the democratic process.

She has since made similar arguments, including a post where she called on red states to "consider seceding from the union" on the same day that America remembered the 9/11 terrorist attacks.