Thousands of illegal aliens, most of whom from Haiti, are waiting in Del Rio, Texas, to be arrested by border patrol agents.
President Biden used part of his Constitution Day proclamation to criticize “attempts to suppress and subvert the right to vote.”
The number of enforcement encounters in August went down for the first time since President Biden took office.
In the coming weeks, the Facilities Commission is expected to finalize arrangements with the border wall program manager.
Republican officials in the state are criticizing Biden’s plans to require the vaccine or weekly testing for employees of large companies.
Temple co-founder Lucien Greaves said the same standard that allows tribal use of peyote should allow Satanic use of abortion-inducing drugs.
The U.S. Department of Justice asked the court to halt private lawsuits against violators of the Texas Heartbeat Act.
The moratorium on evictions had been extended multiple times by various entities of the federal government until SCOTUS struck down the CDC's version.
Naskila Gaming has been in an ongoing legal battle with the State of Texas since the destination opened five years ago.
Nancy Pelosi says that the House will consider legislation to “codify Roe v. Wade” and nullify the new Texas abortion law.
The new election bill hasn’t been signed yet, but a lawsuit is already challenging its legitimacy in federal court.
Tens of thousands have been referred to federal immigration authorities for being illegally present in the country.
The justices said the Biden administration likely would not have been able to disprove that the cancelation was “arbitrary and capricious.”
The Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan exacerbates fears that the southern border could be breached by terrorists.
OPEC appears to have rejected the Biden administration's plea for increased crude oil output.
Texas and Missouri both sued the Biden administration in April to prevent the termination of the Migrant Protection Protocols.
Though there was bipartisan support for a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Biden is seeing blowback for a botched execution of it.
Congress is moving forward with two spending packages that would amount to $4.5 trillion if approved by both chambers.
In the same day, Texas Democrats indicated their intention to remain in D.C. while the White House suggested support for their returning to Austin for the next special session.
Abbott has confronted the federal government and issued a flurry of executive orders in recent months designed to deter illegal immigration.
