FederalIssuesMatthew Kacsmaryk Confirmed as Federal Judge for Northern Texas
Tony GuajardoJune 20, 2019
Matthew Kacsmaryk, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and graduate of the University of Texas, was confirmed to a U.S. District Court yesterday.
HomeAuthorTony Guajardo, Reporter for The Texan
Tony Guajardo is a reporter for The Texan. He has been involved in politics since the fall of 2012 when he served as an intern for the now-retired U.S. Congressman Charlie Gonzalez (D-San Antonio). He is a native of Fort Worth, Texas and graduated from Texas A&M University.
IssuesLocal NewsWilliamson County Court Votes Against Flying LGBT Pride Flags On County Property
Tony GuajardoJune 18, 2019
The measure was supported by LGBT activists and two justices of the peace, but received push back from some residents before being defeated.
Immigration & BorderLocal NewsSmall Texas City Flooded with Illegal Immigrants, Mayor Seeks Help from Congress
Tony GuajardoJune 18, 2019
Illegal immigration has majorly affected Uvalde, a small town almost 75 miles away from the border. The mayor heads to Washington, D.C. to plead for help.
Battleground 2020Elections 2020State SenateTexas Battleground: Sen. Pete Flores’ Race Will Be One of the Most-Watched
Brad JohnsonJune 14, 2019
Sen. Pete Flores will find himself under heavy fire in 2020 as Democrats try and reclaim the seat they lost during a special election.
86th LegislatureHealthcareLocal NewsTexas City Outlaws Abortion, Declares Itself a “Sanctuary City for the Unborn”
Tony GuajardoJune 13, 2019
The City of Waskom declared itself a "sanctuary city for the unborn" after the city council voted to outlaw abortion yesterday.
86th LegislatureIssuesLocal NewsGovernor Abbott Signs “Chick-fil-A” Bill Into Law After Heated San Antonio Mayoral Race
Tony GuajardoJune 13, 2019
Following a close San Antonio mayoral race, the "Save Chick-fil-A" bill is now law after it was signed by the Governor on Monday.
FederalImmigration & BorderIssuesCorruption Cases Involving U.S. Officials Complicate Border Security as Illegal Immigration Skyrockets
Tony GuajardoJune 12, 2019
As near record high crossings and apprehensions continue, an ongoing spate of corruption involving government officials complicates border security.
IssuesLocal NewsNirenberg Wins Tight Runoff Race to Remain San Antonio Mayor
Tony GuajardoJune 9, 2019
The incumbent mayor won a very close runoff race on Saturday as San Antonio continues to face scrutiny over its actions regarding Chick-fil-A.
FederalHealthcareTexas Court Rules Against Obamacare’s Contraception Mandate, In Favor of Plaintiffs’ Religious Liberty
Tony GuajardoJune 7, 2019
An Amarillo couple leading a religious liberty challenge against Obamacare's contraception mandate just won a big victory in a U.S. district court.
FederalIssuesEXCLUSIVE: Rep. Ron Wright Responds to Video by Abortion Activists
McKenzie DiLulloJune 6, 2019
The freshman Texas congressman provided a statement to The Texan in response to a video ambush by abortion activists outside the U.S. Capitol.
Immigration & BorderIssuesIllegal Alien Border Crossings Continue to Skyrocket
Tony GuajardoJune 5, 2019
New data shows illegal immigrant border apprehensions up 32 percent since April as Customs and Border Protection try to handle the influx.
FederalImmigration & BorderIssuesHouse Democrats Grant Citizenship to Illegal Aliens, Reject Motion for Deporting Those with Gang Affiliations
Tony GuajardoJune 5, 2019
House Democrats voted to grant citizenship to roughly 3.2 million illegal aliens yesterday after rejecting a GOP motion to make criminal gang members ineligible.