FederalImmigration & BorderIssuesFederal Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz to Retire in June
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas convinced Raul Ortiz to forestall his retirement to serve as chief of border patrol.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas convinced Raul Ortiz to forestall his retirement to serve as chief of border patrol.
The Title 42 public health order authorizing rapid illegal immigration expulsions has been in place for more than three years and is set to expire in days.
Republicans are seeking to raise the debt ceiling only on the condition that tens of billions of dollars in spending is cut, which Democrats oppose.
In an effort to reduce the cost of prescription drugs for Texans, the House has approved a bill to create a wholesale drug purchasing program with Canada.
On a now deleted web page, Charlotte ISD had counseling services that provided information for gender-affirming chat rooms and guides to the gender spectrum.
After weeks of conflicting rulings, the Supreme Court has issued an order that will allow abortion drugs to continue to be available.
The abortion drug mifepristone is at the center of contradictory rulings, leaving the FDA and state governments to determine enforcement discretion.
Part of Biden’s order seeks to implement gun reform legislation supported by Texas Sen. John Cornyn.
Federal Judge T. Kent Wetherell said the Biden administration has “turned the Southwest Border into a meaningless line in the sand.”
CBP said the number of encounters in January was the lowest since February 2021, the month after President Biden's inauguration.
The request comes after an ice storm damaged power lines across the central and norther regions of the state.
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.