The union represents around 45,000 dockworkers from Maine down to Texas.
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New Federal Subsidies for Unreliable Energy Sources Far Outpace Reliables
U.S. government subsidies for energy sources like wind and solar are set to skyrocket from $74 billion just a decade ago to $245 billion by 2029.
Project Veritas Got FDA Lawyer on the Record: War Against Ivermectin was a Mistake
Texas’ Dr. Mary Talley Bowden and other frontline doctors are vindicated, again.
Biden Administration’s ‘Parole In Place’ Scheme Temporarily Blocked by Federal Court
The program, now on hold, aims to allow illegal aliens who have been in the country for ten or more years to receive a grant of parole if they are married to U.S. citizens.
ICE Loses Track of Thousands of Unaccompanied Minors
Chances of human trafficking and exploitation skyrocket when notices to appear in court are not issued to unaccompanied minors.
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Thousands of Unaccompanied Minors Encountered at Border Despite Drop In Overall Crossings
It has been suggested that the drop in overall border crossings is due, in part, to a deal President Biden struck with Mexico as the November election season nears.
Biden-Harris Administration Freezes Illegal Alien Parole Program
Lawmakers have already been questioning whether the U.S. Department of Homeland Security can adequately monitor more than 1 million parolees.
ICE Houston Removes Guatemalan Fugitive Wanted for Child Abuse
Lina Elizabeth Chilel Bail was encountered in Texas in 2022 but was released.
Biden-Harris Admin Pulls Plug on Gulf Coast Wind Project
Federal officials canceled a BlackRock-backed offshore wind project planned near Port Arthur, Texas, and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Rep. Arrington Leads Call for Biden-Harris Admin to Approve LNG Export Permits
Lawmakers urge the Department of Energy to stop “dragging its heels” in approving liquid natural gas permits.
Federal Court Rules Texas Can Keep Border Buoy Barriers in Rio Grande
This comes just over one year after Texas installed the marine barriers—prompting the Biden administration to sue the state for securing the border.
ICE Arrests Peruvian Fugitive Convicted in Argentina, Entered via Texas
The 39-year-old fugitive entered the country illegally near Eagle Pass in 2022.
Sen. Cruz Introduces TRACE Act to Safeguard Schools from Foreign Adversaries
The Chinese Communist Party continues its attempts to influence American education.
Biden-Harris Admin Celebrates ‘Rebuilding’ the US Refugee Admissions Program
“Rebuilding” involves more than 100,000 refugees entering U.S. communities in Fiscal Year 2024, the most in three decades.
Sen. Cruz Warns of Terrorist-Linked Gazans Crossing US-Canada Border
In addition to the southern border crisis, the U.S. faces increased threats from the northern border.
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Texans React to Trump Verdict
New York jury found the former president guilty on all counts.
14 Democrat Attorneys General Urge DOJ to Look Into Daniel Perry Case
They are asking U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to open a federal criminal civil rights probe into Perry’s shooting of a BLM protestor.
Texas Congressmen Say Collin Allred Hardly Worked on FAA Act
U.S. Reps. Troy Nehls and Brian Babin say Rep. Colin Allred was more concerned with including mask mandates than fighting for Texans when passing the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024.
Texas Sues Biden Administration to Stop Redefinition of ‘Sex’
The lawsuit marks Paxton’s 75th legal action against the Biden administration.
Venezuelan Fugitive Crossed in Texas, Arrested in New York
Johan Jose Cardenas Silva was first encountered in Del Rio, Texas in October 2022.
Border Patrol Data Shows Massive Spike in Known Gotaways Under Biden
The number spiked from around 100,000 year-over-year from fiscal years 2010-2020 to as high as 670,674 by FY 2023.
Biden Administration Attempts to Assert Control Over Texas Border Island
Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham says she has no plans to hand over ownership of the island.
Texas Asks Court to Halt Biden’s Title IX Rewrite
Unless the court blocks the rule, it is set to take effect on August 1, 2024.
Political Consultants Enter Plea Deals in US Rep. Cuellar’s Bribery Case
Colin Strother and Florencio Rendon’s plea deals expose an elaborate scheme aimed at concealing Cuellar’s finances.
ANALYSIS: The DOJ Is Trying to Protect Pfizer From a Whistleblower Lawsuit
How do more people not know about this case?