J6ers are building new futures and pushing for legal reforms after Trump’s pardon.

J6ers are building new futures and pushing for legal reforms after Trump’s pardon.
The number of Chinese nationals encountered at the southwest land border is already higher this fiscal year than any of the preceding three years.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz along with 20 other senators questioned the Biden administration’s dismissal of more than 350,000 illegal alien removal cases.
A report from the Center for Immigration Studies explains how Mexico is helping curb illegal crossings.
State Rep. Brian Harrison commented that the procedures uncovered by Dr. Haim are illegal in the state of Texas.
CBP sources confirm that the number of total encounters at the southern border since October 1 has surpassed one million.
The border deal would allow up to 1.8 million illegal aliens to enter the country before the Secretary of Homeland Security is required to shut down the border.
The measure proposed in the U.S. Senate is facing extreme pushback from Republican officials.
Cruz is refusing to stay silent on the Biden administration’s conspicuously-timed pause on liquified natural gas exports.
State Sen. Roland Gutierrez made the comments to a Houston audience.
Some reports claim the number of illegal aliens crossing in January is down due to a theorized deal struck between President Biden and Mexico.
While over two dozen Republican governors have voiced support for Texas, their material commitments remain an open question.
U.S. Rep. Michael Cloud says that Alejandro Mayorkas has been “disobeying and subverting” Congress on the border.
After a long wait, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has finally reported that the number of illegal alien encounters at the border for December 2023 broke the all-time record.
He also reiterated his support for David Covey, who is challenging House Speaker Dade Phelan in the upcoming primary election.
Commies of a (trust fund) feather flock together.
Republicans cannot afford to do what they have largely always done with a Senate majority: set it on a shelf, polish it, and admire it from afar.
Primary opponents attacked U.S. Rep. Van Taylor’s record during a Collin County Republican Party forum.
With the mixed results from the U.S. Supreme Court, talk of a potential fourth special session of the Texas Legislature to ban vaccine mandates in the state has grown.
On Friday morning, the Supreme Court overturned lower court decisions that purported to enjoin judges and clerks from docketing cases filed under the Texas Heartbeat Act, leaving the core of the act intact.
The Texas Association of School Boards refuses to withdraw from the national association, where one of their own has been leading the fight against parents.
Although Biden’s vaccine mandate has been halted following further court action, if it’s not officially overturned, critical nuclear plant employees could face termination.
The legislation, signed into law in September, was set to go into effect on Thursday.
Adhering to the Biden administration’s executive order mandating vaccines for all federal contractors, Rice University is requiring all employees to vaccinate or request a medical or religious exemption.
In an amicus curiae brief to the U.S. Supreme Court, the Texas Association of School Boards supports censoring board members’ free speech.