Illegal crossings remain at extraordinary levels and the feds say they are making “considerable progress” on their immigration objectives.
Gov. Greg Abbott prohibited anyone except law enforcement from providing “ground transportation” for individuals arrested by border police.
President Biden criticized the decision and said the federal government “intends to appeal this decision in order to preserve and fortify DACA.”
Enforcement encounters with illegal aliens are still higher than they have been since Bill Clinton was in the White House.
Republican Land Commissioner George P. Bush points to the funding that Congress allocated toward the border wall.
The sheriffs claim that the Biden administration’s actions are hampering the ability of deputies to perform public safety functions.
Some have balked at the vice president’s decision to visit El Paso, calling it anything from a “glorified photo-op” to a “political stunt.”
With his unfinished border wall in the background, Trump also commended Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia highlighted the impact that the “defund the police” movement has had on public safety.
The legislation would restrict government agencies from teaching that one race is superior to another or that the U.S. is a “fundamentally racist country.”
Execution of the order is postponed until further decision on the case.
A number of agencies, including the Florida Highway Patrol and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, have committed to providing backup.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced a fundraising campaign where individuals can contribute to the border wall project.
The former president characterized the southern border as an “unmitigated disaster zone” under the Biden administration.
Gov. Greg Abbott has committed to a border wall between Texas and Mexico as part of a “comprehensive border security plan.”
As the number of illegal border crossings remains extraordinarily high, Democrat Henry Cuellar urged Biden and Harris to visit the border.
Gov. Greg Abbott has declared a state of disaster, saying the federal government has left requests for assistance “unanswered.”
The Republicans’ election security bill went down in flames after Democrats walked out of the House as it was being considered.
Ted Cruz said Joe Biden is “attacking and belittling” Israel as the country faces bombardment from Hamas, a terrorist organization.
While enforcement encounters remained high in April, the number of encounters in Texas barely moved compared to March.
