Manhunt Ends in Texas After Suspect in Chicago Killings Takes Own Life
The man was identified as 23-year-old Romeo Nance and was found near Natalia, Texas by U.S. Marshals
Supreme Court Allows Border Patrol to Cut Razor Wire Installed by Texas in Southern Border
The divided 5-4 decision granted an emergency appeal by the Biden administration while a lawsuit over the issue continues
Uvalde Shooting Reveals 'Cascading Failures' and Lack of Urgency: Justice Department Report
The DOJ found that police officers "demonstrated no urgency" in the situation, as required, and did not treat it as an active shooter scenario
Texas Rejects Biden Administration's Cease-and-Desist Letter over Blocking of Border Area
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said the state will "continue utilizing its constitutional authority to defend her territory"
Biden Administration Threatens Texas With Legal Action to Stop State From Blocking Border Area
National Guard soldiers commandeered a section of the southern border. The Department of Homeland Security said it will refer the issue to the DoJ
Woman, Two Children Die Crossing Río Grande; BP Says Texas Troops Blocked them from Intervening
Texas authorities rejected the claim, saying they couldn't find migrants in need of help in the river
What Did Texas Governor Greg Abbott Say About Shooting Migrants?
Abbott's phrases echo of those made by Donald Trump eight years ago, just before the Iowa caucus
Top 5 Latin American Restaurants in Austin, Texas
The capital city of Texas, recognized as the top taco town in the United States, has a rich offering of Latin American restaurants.
New York City Hits Back at Texas, Sues Charter Bus Companies Transporting Migrants for $700 Million
"We cannot bear the cost of reckless political ploys from the state of Texas alone," said NYC Mayor Eric Adams
SB4: Federal Government Sues Texas Over Immigration Enforcement Law, Claims It's Unconstitutional
Set to go into effect in March, the law allows state officials to arrest and deport migrants crossing the border unlawfully
Top 5 Latin American Restaurants in Fort Worth
These are the places you need to go to if you're craving cuisine from the region
SB4: Department of Justice Threatens to Sue Texas if it Follows Through With Immigration Law
According to media reports, the DoJ warned the Abbott administration that the law is unconstitutional
Top 5 Latin American Restaurants in Houston
Mexican cuisine takes center stage in the offerings of Houston's best Latin American restaurants
Texas Governor Abbott Starts Migrant Charter Flights Sending a First to Chicago
The measure follows a crackdown by the city on "rogue" bus operators, Texas' main mean of taking migrants to other cities
SB 4: Civil Rights Groups Sue Texas Over Law Allowing Police to Arrest and Deport Migrants
The organizations claim that the law, which was passed yesterday and is set to go into effect in March, is unconstitutional and preempted by federal law
As SB4 Pitches Texas Against the U.S. Government, the State Is Challenging 150 Years of Immigration Law
Senate Bill 4 could be the vehicle for the U.S. Supreme Court to finally unleash Lone Star Republicans on the world's huddled masses
US Shuts 2 Rail Operations Between Texas And Mexico Following Increase In Migrant Smuggling
The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced that in the wake of a continued surge in migrant smuggling via freight trains, the federal agency took this action in collaboration with Mexican authorities.
Texas Supreme Court Rules Against Woman's Abortion After She Leaves State
Kate Cox, a 31-year-old mother of two from Dallas, is more than 20 weeks pregnant with a fetus with a rare genetic defect, full trisomy 18, which means it will likely die before birth or at most live a few days.
Federal Judge Grants Temporary Block on Texas's Removal of Border Razor Wire Fencing
Judge Alia Moses rejected the petition from Texas authorities. State AG Ken Paxton said he will appeal
Trump Escalates Migrant Crackdown Rhetoric in Visit to Mexico Border
Texas governor Greg Abbott endorsed the former president 2024's election campaign
Texas House Votes to Remove School Vouchers From Massive Education Bill
The outcome was an embarrassment to Gov. Greg Abbott, who spent seven months lobbying two dozen Republicans who signaled opposition to vouchers in April
Texas Takes New Step to Allow State to Arrest and Deport Migrants Suspected of Crossing Illegally
The bill only needs the signature of governor Gregg Abbott, who asked lawmakers to pass it. What does it propose?
More Women Take Legal Action Against Texas Abortion Ban
Twenty women are challenging the state's abortion laws, saying they were unable to get the health care they needed for their medically complex pregnancies.
Why Latino-Owned Businesses Face Disproportionate Challenges To Thrive in Texas
Access to capital, the impact of COVID-19, the digital landscape, and the recognition of climate change are some of the main barriers
Texas Claims to Have Already Bussed 50,000 Migrants to Sanctuary Cities
The figure comes a year and a half after the policy was instated. It will continue doing so for the foreseeable future.
Mexico President Slams Texas Governor For Additional Border Truck Inspections, Will Send Diplomatic Note To US
"We are going to send a diplomatic note today to protest the Texas governor's attitude of putting up obstacles to free transit on our borders without any reason, but rather with political motivations," Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said.
Congressman Henry Cuéllar Secures Funds for Border Security, Gets Mugged Near Washington, D.C.
The Texan lawmaker was robbed at gunpoint near the U.S. capital. Before this, he shared about funding for a Texas southwest border county and his views on deportation
Elon Musks Says He's 'Pro Immigrant' while Livestreaming His Visit to the Texas-Mexico Border
Following the billionaire seeing footage of what was claimed to be hundreds of people heading to Eagle Pass, he decided he needed to see for himself
River Rescues And Barbed Wire: A Day At The US-Mexico Border
For many who are taken into custody, months or years of legal uncertainty await them while their asylum claims work through a severely backlogged system.
Texas Leads Oil Production in the US. What about Industry-Related Deaths?
Researchers hope a new CDC report will provide additional insight into the challenges involved in oil and gas extraction.