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Texans Applaud Trump’s Announcement of New ‘Border Czar’
Tom Homan was the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the early years of the first Trump administration.
AG Ken Paxton Files 100th Lawsuit Against Biden-Harris Administration
Paxton is currently rumored to be on the shortlist of candidates to be President Donald Trump’s Attorney General.
Texas Court Halts Biden-Harris Administration ‘Parole in Place’ Scheme
Attorney General Ken Paxton led a coalition of 16 state attorneys general to halt the illegal program.
Trump to Impose 25 Percent Tariff on Mexican Products on ‘Day One’ If Border Crisis Persists
The former president has also made a plethora of other “day one” promises to end the Biden-Harris administration’s open-border policies.
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Texas Senators Approve Increasing Public Participation in Judicial Oversight
Texas senators have passed a constitutional amendment that would increase public membership in the state agency tasked with investigating allegations of judicial misconduct. Senate Joint Resolution 27, filed by State Sen. Joan Huffman (R-Houston), was approved 27-4 by...
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4/14/25 School Choice Fight Ahead
- School Choice Showdown in Texas House - Coalition Urges Hearing on Retail Decency Act to Shield Children from Explicit Products - More Than 700 Houston City Workers Accept Mayor’s Retirement Incentive
Harris County’s ‘Climate Justice’ Plan Proposes Using NGOs To Work Around the Law
Harris County’s Democrat Commissioners voted last week to enact a “climate justice” plan. The plan proposes a new greenhouse gas tax, promotes DEI, and recommends income-based property taxes and rent controls—all of which are outside the power of the county and may...
Officials Continue Investigations Into North Texas Islamic ‘City’
The East Plano Islamic Center’s planned development faces continued scrutiny from Texas officials. U.S. Sen. John Cornyn is calling on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate EPIC for potential religious discrimination. In a letter to U.S. Attorney General...
Lovejoy ISD Taxpayers Oppose $276 Million School Bonds
Taxpayers in Lovejoy Independent School District are pushing back on a proposed $276 million bond package on the May 3 ballot. With interest, the bonds would cost property taxpayers $511 million, according to the district’s own estimates—85 percent more than the...
Texas Homeland Security
Senators have passed legislation to create a new Homeland Security Divison in the Department of Public Safety.
Coalition Urges Hearing on Retail Decency Act to Shield Children from Explicit Products
A coalition of more than 100 Texas leaders, organizations, and citizens is urging lawmakers to take action on legislation aimed at shielding children from sexually explicit products in public retail environments. In a letter sent to State Rep. Angie Chen Button...
The Show Behind The Show, Palm Sunday Edition
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Chris and Sean talk about Palm Sunday, the court system, and the left-wing punishing pronoun system that is finally being done away with.
How a Perennial Playoff Failure Is Profiting off the Texas Lottery
In 2014, a year before Gary Grief reportedly tried to legalize sports gambling in the state via the lottery, Jerry Jones came to Austin to hype his corporate partner. During that visit, Jones—whose Dallas Cowboys haven’t won a Super Bowl since 1996—said he’s...