- Lack of cooperation: Houston struggled to cooperate with the Mexican government, which led to tensions and conflicts.
- Refusal to enforce Mexican laws: Houston refused to enforce Mexican laws that he considered unjust or discriminatory, further straining relations with the Mexican government.
Lorenzo de Zavala:
- Open criticism of the Mexican government: Zavala openly criticized the Mexican government and its policies, leading to accusations of sedition and treason.
- Support for Texan independence: Zavala was a vocal advocate for Texan independence and played a key role in organizing the Texas Revolution.
Stephen F. Austin:
- Illegal immigration: Austin encouraged American settlers to immigrate to Texas in violation of Mexican law, leading to increased tensions between the Mexican government and the Texan settlers.
- Unrest and rebellion: Austin's actions led to unrest and rebellion among the Texan settlers, culminating in the Texas Revolution.
Juan Nepomuceno Almonte:
- Suppression of Texan rights: Almonte, as the Mexican commissioner in Texas, sought to suppress the rights and privileges of the Texan settlers, leading to growing resentment and hostility.
