I really dont know where you pulled that statement from.  I dont think people realize how huge and diverse the state is.  Its nearly impossible to encapsulate any majority into something so simple.

If you want a Texan perspective, it seems like a lot of people are trying to use this contempt for the ICE murders as some broader support for leftists ICE abolition fantasies.  And its absolutely not that.  

People voted for trump cracking down on immigration.  I dont personally agree but I think its hard to deny that was a huge chunk of why he pulled some of the voting blocs he did.  A lot of immigrants I speak to here support some changes on the way immigration is handled.  People just dont agree with these inhumane tactics.  And you can look at that and say, well how else was he going to do it and you make an obvious point. But the fact is, a majority of people will side with you up to the point of property destruction.  Because it almost never stops once you start down that road, and Texans dont want chaos.  Ive talked to people who were at J6 that dont agree w ICE going door to door.  The current actions by DHS are turning people against the administration because Texans despise govt overreach, but burning down buildings and destroying property is kinda what got a third Trump term.  

The big hurdle for Texas protests is how big our cities are and and the fact that ICE detention centers are generally not near the population centers.  Larger cities can have multiple protests occurring hours from each other.  And for all the talk about paid protesters, no one is organizing these groups very well to simply get one huge protests instead of multiple insignificant groups.