The bills would preclude state enforcement of federal actions Texas deemed to be infringements of the U.S. Constitution.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tried to end the use of Title 42 last year, but that effort was quickly scuttled in the courts.
Congressman Tony Gonzales contended there is “danger” in requiring Customs and Border Protection to keep all illegal aliens in detention.
The State of Texas is challenging a rule tying Medicare and Medicaid funding to a pharmacy’s willingness to dispense abortion drugs.
All but two of Texas’ congressional Democrats opposed blocking a D.C. law that allows noncitizens to vote.
The legal dispute over the WOTUS has drawn on for two decades and may be resolved this year in a U.S. Supreme Court case.
The government appealed a judge's preliminary injunction protecting service members, claiming it was moot because the mandate was repealed.
The federal government is facing more court challenges to the recently adopted rule banning pistol braces on firearms.
The local political party invoked Rule 44 of the Republican Party of Texas, asserting Gonzales is not advancing GOP values and policies.
Abortions pills are being shipped through the mail nationwide, but an Amarillo judge could end that practice Friday.
In his State of the Union address, President Biden touted a policy that he says preceded a 97 percent drop in illegal immigration from four countries.
Sen. Ted Cruz joined by Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. Michael Cloud is calling for the release of Mark Swidan from his imprisonment in China.
