Crockett was first elected to the Texas House in November of last year.
President Biden excluded from the signing ceremony retired Special Agent Victor Avila and the family of the late Special Agent Jaime Zapata.
Congressman Michael Cloud and other Texas Republicans say a proposed rule change at the ATF could pave the way for a federal gun registry.
The number of border apprehensions decreased for a third month in a row in October.
The U.S. Department of Education has opened three investigations into Carroll ISD for possible civil rights violations. The district has been mired in a battle over a diversity council and cultural competence action plan for over a year.
Abbott said that “progress is being made on our border wall” and posted images of a barrier made of a fence with razor wire.
The federal Customs and Border Protection agency reported an average of nearly 96,000 monthly apprehensions in Texas border patrol sectors.
A Texas-based religious liberty legal organization is petitioning a federal court to rule against the Biden administration’s military vaccine mandates.
Rodriguez is the sixth incumbent Texas House member opting to run for higher office in 2022.
The Biden administration is defending its vaccine mandate for businesses, telling them to move forward with the vaccine push despite the temporary stay on the rule.
The appellate court ordered a stay on the Biden administration’s requirement for businesses to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations or testing.
Legal challenges are mounting in court against the Biden administration’s requirement for private businesses to mandate the COVID-19 vaccine.
The Biden administration filed a new lawsuit against the voter ID and voter assistant provisions lawmakers recently added to the state election code.
The Texas Freedom Caucus said “the legislature must act” as the president has imperiled Texans’ jobs with “tyrannical vaccine mandates.”
Led by state Rep. Rafael Anchìa, the Texas House Mexican American Legislative Caucus has filed two lawsuits against the new district maps.
The rule must first pass a 60-day public comment period before going into effect.
The State of Texas asked a federal court to rule against a new regulation requiring employees of federal contractors to be vaccinated by December 8.
Several lawsuits over the recently drawn maps are now pending before federal courts in Texas ahead of the candidate filing period in November.
The U.S. government needs the cooperation of the Mexican government before it proceeds with reinstituting the Migrant Protection Protocols.
For decades, the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo tribe has battled the State of Texas for the right to regulate its own electronic bingo.
