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.
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Two of the state's top Republicans exchanged fire just days before the GOP runoff election.
About half of registered voters in Texas disapprove of Gov. Greg Abbott’s job performance as he faces challenger Beto O’Rourke.
The court decided to preserve the order that stops DFPS from investigating abuse in the family that sued, a decision that split the justices.
The court says Texas’ law targeting social media censorship can take effect, but the plaintiff plans to appeal the order to the Supreme Court.
"I trust that the Alabama law will withstand judicial scrutiny, and I’m proud to help," Paxton said of the law that took effect this week.
Attorneys general from 20 states wrote in a letter that the panel seems to exist only to infringe on “the exercise of constitutional rights.”
A new complaint has been filed against one of the state’s top attorneys for his participation in the 2020 presidential election lawsuit.
The attorney general launched an investigation on the basis of complaints offered by Congressman Troy Nehls and unnamed “members of the public.”
This week — Beto O’Rourke is down double digits in a new poll, a Hidalgo County judge invites the president to the border, and a lawmaker objects to an invite extended to Disney.