Category: Politics

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

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

Feb 15, 2024 |

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

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

Feb 14, 2024 |

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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Gov. Greg Abbott Defends Migrant Tactics In Eagle Pass Amid Escalating Legal Battle With Biden Administration

Gov. Greg Abbott Defends Migrant Tactics In Eagle Pass Amid Escalating Legal Battle With Biden Administration

Feb 4, 2024 | ,

Texas Governor Greg Abbott, joined by visiting Republican governors, criticized President Joe Biden’s handling of the southern border and reiterated his commitment to defending the state against what he termed an “invasion” of migrants. Abbott has intensified border enforcement efforts despite federal jurisdiction over immigration law enforcement, alleging that the Biden administration has failed in its responsibilities. This ongoing feud has led to the erection of razor wire and other measures in Eagle Pass, drawing both support and opposition from various quarters, including a recent convoy of Americans protesting border policies.

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John Cornyn Endorses Donald Trump For President

John Cornyn Endorses Donald Trump For President

Jan 23, 2024 |

U.S. Senator John Cornyn has officially endorsed Donald Trump as the GOP nominee for the 2024 presidential race, following Trump’s recent primary win in New Hampshire. Cornyn cited the need for Republican unity to defeat President Biden and emphasized his concerns about the current administration’s domestic and foreign policies. This endorsement comes after Cornyn had previously expressed a preference for a new direction within the GOP but was swayed by Trump’s decisive primary victories and the departure of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis from the race, leaving Nikki Haley as Trump’s last viable opponent.

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Ken Paxton Says He’ll Accept Judgment, Won’t Contest Facts in Whistleblower Case

Ken Paxton Says He’ll Accept Judgment, Won’t Contest Facts in Whistleblower Case

Jan 18, 2024 |

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has taken a surprising turn in a long-running whistleblower lawsuit against him, signaling his willingness to end the legal battle by accepting any judgment and dropping his denial that he violated the Texas Whistleblowers Act. Paxton’s move comes after exhausting his options to avoid sitting for a deposition, with the Texas Supreme Court ruling against him. The lawsuit, initiated by four former top deputies who allege they were improperly fired for reporting Paxton to the FBI, continues to be a contentious legal matter.

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