The two men had entered the country only months before Jocelyn was killed.
Addie Hovland
Congressional Republicans Urge Texas House Members to Support Republican Speaker Nominee
The congressmen urged Texas House Republicans to abide by the bylaws of the Republican caucus and support the caucus nominee on the floor of the House.
Policy Experts Preview School Choice Ahead of Session
In 2022, Arizona was the first state to pass universal school choice.
Texans Protest Pornographic Books at Houston ISD Board Meeting
Multiple speakers were told to be silent when quoting various books’ profane descriptions.
South San Antonio ISD Conservator Recommends TEA Appoint Board of Managers
According to Texas law, the trustees of South San Antonio ISD have not been meeting the standards necessary to maintain its status as an independent school district.
Report: Texas Can Help Take Back Pharmaceutical Manufacturing from China
China’s share in the production of key ingredients for producing medicine continues to rise.
Reports Suggest Migrants Encamped in Mexico Will Go Home After Trump Inauguration
Rumors are also flying in the encampments that President Biden might open the border on December 18 for illegal crossers to enter the U.S.
AG Paxton Celebrates Federal Judge Blocking Burdensome Law on Small Businesses
The federal law requires sensitive information of business stakeholders to be disclosed to the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Federal Court Rules Texas Can Keep Razor Wire Along the Rio Grande
The ruling allows Texas to maintain razor wire barriers along the Rio Grande without interference from Border Patrol.
Will Texas Lead the Way in AI Policy?
While AI policy is needed, a future measure requires precision of language and protection of human dignity.