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US Rep. Chip Roy Outlines How the Biden-Harris Border Crisis Is Affecting America
The Texas Republican’s report outlines multiple ways illegal aliens have harmed American cities and citizens.
Texas Spent $221 Million Busing Illegal Aliens Out of State
Taxpayers bore the costs of paying bus companies to transport illegal aliens north.
Investigations, State, West Texas
College at Texas Tech Offers ‘Diversity’ and ‘Inclusion’ Agriculture Course
Not all sectors within the university have paid attention to leadership’s mandate to obey the letter and spirit of the statewide DEI ban.
AG Paxton Sues Travis County for Funding Democrat Voter Registration Front Group
Paxton’s lawsuit against the Travis County Commissioners Court follows the suit against Bexar County earlier this week.
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Police Confirm Violent Venezuelan Gang Infiltrated North Dallas
A video has resurfaced showing a gang beating a Dallas man on the side of the road, and Dallas Police are now admitting the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has infiltrated the city. In the video posted to social media, a group of men can be seen beating up a man on...
A Year Since Ken Paxton’s Impeachment Trial Began, Cost Still Unknown
The Texas House impeached the attorney general in rushed proceedings mere days before the end of the 2023 legislative session. Yet months later, the impeachment crumbled under even the lightest scrutiny while Ken Paxton was on trial in the Texas Senate. The process...
Rick Perry Tapped as Dade Phelan’s New Senior Advisor
House Speaker Dade Phelan has announced former Gov. Rick Perry as a new senior advisor. “Governor Perry’s service to Texas is unparalleled, and I am honored to have him join our team as we prepare for the upcoming legislative session,” said Phelan in a press release. ...
Property Tax Cut Advocates Push Texas Senate for Future Relief
With only months before the next legislative session, advocates are urging lawmakers to explore ways to decrease or reform Texans’ property taxes. They spoke before the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday, where topics ranged from increasing the homestead exemption...
‘Fire Frazier’ Website Creator Moves to Dismiss Defeated Lawmaker’s Defamation Suit
The creator of a website criticizing a state lawmaker has asked a court to dismiss the legislator’s defamation lawsuit against him, asserting the complaint was filed in retaliation for exercising First Amendment-protected free speech. State Rep. Frederick Frazier...
$701K in Narcotics Seized at Eagle Pass Port of Entry
Nearly 70 pounds of methamphetamine and 2.6 pounds of heroin have been seized at the Camino Real International Bridge in Eagle Pass, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The 31 packages of narcotics are worth an estimated $701,701. A CBP press release...
Tarrant County Allows Leftist Organization to Register People to Vote in Taxpayer-funded Buildings
Tarrant County commissioners are allowing a leftist organization to use taxpayer-funded buildings in the county to register people to vote. Rather than commissioners holding a vote on the request from Battleground Texas Engagement Fund to use county facilities,...
Salvadoran MS-13 Gang Member Caught in Houston, Removed From U.S.
A Salvadoran fugitive and MS-13 gang member who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally was captured in Houston and removed from the country. Alexis Bladimir Canizales Romero was wanted in El Salvador for aggravated femicide, aggravated homicide, and unlawful...
Texas High Speed Rail Project Gets Federal Boost
The Texas high-speed rail project linking Houston to Dallas has hit several roadblocks; however, a grant approved recently for nearly $64 million from the federal government for planning purposes indicates the project is still moving forward. The $63.9 million grant...