FederalImmigration & BorderTexas Officials React to Federal Judge’s Order Requiring Continuation of Title 42 Deportations
A federal judge blocked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from ending the use of the Title 42 public health order.
A federal judge blocked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from ending the use of the Title 42 public health order.
A federal judge is preventing the U.S. government from ending the pandemic-era policy allowing border officials to expel illegal aliens on public health grounds.
In April, the federal government released 110,000 illegal aliens into the country on parole or via notices to appear.
The Ted Cruz campaign won a challenge at the Supreme Court over a $250,000 limit on candidate loan forgiveness.
The lieutenant governor made the comments in a speech supporting Sen. Dawn Buckingham’s campaign for land commissioner.
The court says Texas’ law targeting social media censorship can take effect, but the plaintiff plans to appeal the order to the Supreme Court.
Attorneys general from 20 states wrote in a letter that the panel seems to exist only to infringe on “the exercise of constitutional rights.”
The court decided in 1982 that the U.S. Constitution requires Texas to provide education to the children of illegal aliens.
The lobbying support is legal, the department says, because a court ruled in 2010 that the state code's prohibition on agency lobbying doesn't apply to federal bills.
While proxy voting received opposition from Republicans in 2020, now members of both parties make use of the measure.
Cuellar said, “My faith is clear: abortion must be rare & safe.”
Approval of a liquefied natural gas export permit was advanced after a stand-off between the Department of Energy and Texas' junior senator.