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Rollins: ‘No Amnesty’ for Illegal Alien Farm Workers
Speaking in front of the USDA with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and others, Brooke Rollins took a hard line against national security threats to the food industry.
Gunman Opens Fire at McAllen Border Patrol Building
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security and FBI San Antonio say that the situation is under investigation.
Their Choices Made America Great
Independence was achieved when America’s Founding Fathers chose to declare it.
Ex-Houston ICE Officer Arrested for Bribery, Shielding Criminal Aliens From Deportation
Prosecutors allege the scheme allowed individuals in the Harris County Jail to be released on bond, sidestepping federal removal proceedings.
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8/14/25 The Fight to Maintain Secret Ballots
- Fight To Safeguard Secret Ballot Continues in Harris County - Houston Halts Payout to Firm Tied to Public Works Corruption - Navarro ISD Bus Driver Busted for Child Porn Gets 30 Years in Prison
Report: China Made Up 8% of Foreign Buyers in Texas Real Estate Market In 2024
According to a new report by Texas Realtors, the purchase of residential properties by international buyers increased by nine percent in 2025. Mexico accounted for 30 percent of the buyers, while Canada and China made up eight percent each. The Texas Realtors report...
Houston Halts Payout to Firm Tied to Public Works Corruption
Houston’s mayor has blocked an $8.3 million payout to a construction firm whose owner pleaded guilty in the city’s public works bribery scandal. In January, Joseph Nerie—charged in the city’s public works scandal with felony bribery and tampering with a government...
Navarro ISD Bus Driver Busted for Child Porn Gets 30 Years in Prison
A longtime Texas school bus driver was sentenced to 30 years in prison after he confessed to downloading thousands of images of child sexual abuse material showing victims as young as infants. Michael Paul Morrish, 78, pleaded guilty to possessing more than 500 visual...
Fight To Safeguard Secret Ballot Continues in Harris County
A federal fight over protecting voters’ right to cast a secret ballot is underway in Harris County. The fight began last year when Texas voters discovered that under certain circumstances, publicly available voting records could be used to match specific voters to...
Dems Oppose The America-First Agenda, Aided By Key GOP
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Carmen Maria Montiel is the Republican front-runner for Texas’ 18th Congressional District. She stands for traditional conservative values of family, and freedom in one of the most pivotal races of 2025. Backed by grassroots...
8.14.2025: Wu threatens ‘Consequences.’
Report: House Democrats Planning Return… Paxton Secures Commitment from Kellogg’s To Eliminate Artificial Dyes… Eli Lilly Sued for Bribery… Circumventing Texas' Online Sports Betting Ban…
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Will Trump’s New Homelessness Approach Work?
Will Trump's Executive Order targeting homelessness incentivize cities to finally address the issue, or will they continue to shuffle and hide it as they've always done?
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Will Democrats Be Punished?
Today, we discuss Ken Paxton suing Big Pharma, conservative policies that might be added to the next special session agenda, and what can be done to both compel Democrats to return and punish them after their return to the legislature.