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Biden-Harris Admin Accused of ‘Quiet Amnesty’ Amid Immigration Court Backlog
Details have surfaced revealing how the federal government allegedly used the backlog of immigration court cases as an excuse to permit illegal aliens to remain inside the United States.
Texas Strike Force Campaigns for Trump in Battleground of Wisconsin
The group is a segment of the Mighty American Strike Force, which consists of thousands of volunteers across the country.
Biden-Harris Admin Faces Scrutiny Over Assaults of Border Patrol Agents by Illegal Aliens
Seven U.S. representatives are asking the administration how many illegal aliens have been referred to the DOJ and charged with assaulting agents.
DHS Identifies Over 600 Illegal Aliens With Possible Ties to Tren de Aragua
The Tren de Aragua gang originated in the Tocorón prison in Aragua, Venezuela.
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San Antonio Educator Arrested for Sexual Assault of 12-Year-Old Student
A former San Antonio substitute teacher and special education aide was jailed on charges that he sexually assaulted a 12-year-old student multiple times. Christopher Patrick Uresti, 23, was arrested and charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child, a first-degree...
TEA Extends Control of Houston ISD Until 2027, Appoints New Board Members
Houston Independent School District will remain under the control of the Texas Education Agency through at least June 1, 2027. Alongside the extended timeline, TEA also announced the replacement of four members of the state-appointed Board of Managers. TEA took...
Texas House Rejects Election Integrity Measure
The proposal would return power to the attorney general to prosecute election crimes.
‘I’m Coming Home’: Tinderholt Announces Retirement From Texas House
State Rep. Tony Tinderholt, a six-term member of the Texas House, announced Monday he will not seek re-election. “The 89th Legislative Session marks my 6th Legislative Session in this chamber representing House District 94,” Tinderholt told members in an emotional...
Immigration Enforcement Bill Heads to Abbott After House, Senate Approve Deal
A high-profile immigration enforcement measure is now headed to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk after both chambers approved a compromise hammered out in conference committee over the last week. Senate Bill 8, a top priority of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and the Republican Party of...
The Show Behind The Show, Captain Kirk Edition
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: GOP timidity or duplicity has finally pushed Chris over the edge. In his effort to talk with Sean about anything but government and politics, Captain James T. Kirk is invoked.
6.2.2025: Record-busting spending.
SCOTX Clears Path for A.G. To Investigate Illegal Alien Shelter… Texas Legislature Approves Record-High State Budget… Lawmakers Send Ban on Foreign Land Ownership to Governor… Measure Eliminating Lottery Commission Goes to the Governor…
Effort to Restore AG’s Authority to Prosecute Election Fraud Killed as Deadline Passes
An effort to reinstate the Texas attorney general’s power to prosecute election crimes is officially dead for the legislative session after House and Senate negotiators failed to reach a compromise before the Saturday night deadline. House Bill 5138, which sought to...
Parental Rights Bill Banning DEI, Social Transitioning, and ‘Sex Clubs’ in Schools Heads to Governor
The Texas House has approved a sweeping education package known as the “Parental Bill of Rights,” aimed at affirming the authority of parents in public education. Senate Bill 12, authored by State Sen. Brandon Creighton (R–Conroe) and carried in the House by State...