Category: Politics

Texas Victory: Federal Judge Rules $1.7 Trillion Spending Bill Unconstitutional, Backs Ken Paxton’s Challenge [VIDEO]

In a significant legal win for Texas and Attorney General Ken Paxton, a federal judge has declared the $1.7 trillion government funding bill passed in December 2022 unconstitutional. The ruling stems from the House of Representatives’ use of proxy voting, which allowed members to vote without being physically present. This decision could pave the way for other states to challenge aspects of the spending bill.

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“I’ve Made No Secret Of My Intentions”: Cornyn Poised To Launch Bid To Succeed McConnell as Senate GOP leader

After Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announced his retirement, Texas Senator John Cornyn has hinted at his intention to run for the top Republican leadership position. A loyal lieutenant to McConnell, Cornyn has built strong ties across the party and is known for his fundraising prowess. His potential candidacy sets the stage for a closely watched leadership race within the Senate Republican Conference.

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Trump, Biden To Visit Texas In Competing Border Trips Thursday

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are set to visit Texas border towns on Thursday, with Biden heading to Brownsville to meet with U.S. Border Patrol and local law enforcement, and Trump visiting Eagle Pass. The visits come amid a contentious political landscape, with border security emerging as a key issue for both parties ahead of the March 5 primary. Biden is expected to push for a bipartisan border security agreement, while Trump’s campaign criticizes Biden for “chasing” them to the border, highlighting the significance of border policy in Texas and national politics.

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Texas And Biden Administration Lawyers Face Off In Court Over New Law Making Illegal Border Crossing A State Crime

Lawyers for the Biden administration and Texas clashed in federal court over Senate Bill 4, a new Texas law allowing police to arrest those suspected of crossing the Texas-Mexico border illegally. The Biden administration argued that only the federal government can enforce immigration laws, while Texas claimed it has the right to defend itself against criminal cartels. The outcome could impact the asylum process and set a precedent for state immigration enforcement.

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Rural Texans, Internet Providers Worry That Feds’ Broadband Expansion Plan Will Have A Painfully Slow Rollout

Texas is set to receive over $3.3 billion in federal funding to expand broadband, targeting 2.5 million households. However, challenges remain in distributing funds effectively, with concerns about past failures in rural broadband deployment and the need for responsible allocation. The state is also investing in the Texas Broadband Infrastructure Fund to further boost internet availability.

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