This week — property rights at center of Texas House exchange, 10 Democrats vote for police "defunding" punishment, Abbott warns of border security cost.
Rep. Chip Roy and 50 other members of Congress criticized President Biden for his changes to immigration policies amidst a burgeoning border crisis.
Border patrol officials say she was trying to smuggle $2.9 million worth of narcotics into Texas.
Officials in the Trump administration say that construction of the new border wall is making significant progress.
Customs and Border Protection reports seizing over six tons of marijuana worth more than $2.5 million at the World Trade Bridge in Laredo.
Southern border apprehensions have declined slightly amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, though Border Patrol agents apprehended 30,000 and continue to combat drug smuggling.
President Trump gave his annual address to Congress on Tuesday night, emphasizing the economic growth under his administration and the progress being made in securing the southern border.
The Saturday night gathering celebrated a decade of activism as one of Texas' most active and influential Tea Party groups.
As the National Defense Authorization Act goes to conference this week, an ongoing spat over the president's efforts to build a border wall takes center stage.
Crenshaw is one of several high-profile Texas congressional members holding town halls over August. He tackled multiple hot button topics Wednesday night in Houston.
The director of USCIS joined Rep. Roger Williams at a forum last Thursday to discuss policies to address the continuing crisis at the southern border.
Congressman Chip Roy has gained a high-profile during his short time in Congress after taking firm stances on the border, the budget, and other issues.
As the former head of the Sinaloa Cartel, El Chapo pushed over 200 tons of cocaine onto U.S. streets and will spend the remainder of his life behind bars.
The Presidio County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to pass a resolution submitted by residents declaring the county a "Second Amendment sanctuary."
The allegations against freshman Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX-16) come amid continuing tensions at the U.S. southern border.
After months of fighting, Congress passed a border supplemental bill that is leaving some on both sides of the aisle unhappy.
Just a few months ago, congressional Democrats and presidential contenders claimed there was no border crisis. Now, they are singing a much different tune.
The standoff over border and humanitarian aid funding continues as the President comes out against the House Democrat's proposal.
Senator Pete Flores discusses his special election in 2018, what the path to reelection looks like, and the need to draw attention to the border crisis.
A program that permits Tarrant County's local law enforcement to work in tandem with ICE officials was renewed on Tuesday.
