Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar Declares Innocence Amid Report Of Incoming Indictment
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, asserted his innocence in a statement Friday...
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The Constitutional Authority for State Border Defense and Security [VIDEO]
Under the U.S. Constitution, state governments hold significant authority to defend their borders and ensure the security of their residents, a power that is often overshadowed by the federal government’s role in national defense. A close examination of the Constitution reveals a robust framework that empowers states to act independently in protecting their territories.
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As Senate Race Heats Up, Ted Cruz Pitches Himself As The Better Bipartisan
WASHINGTON — Heading into the heat of his reelection race against Dallas Congressman Colin Allred,...
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About 40% Of Texas Election Administrators Leave Their Job Each Presidential Election Cycle, Report Finds
Before every election, Roxzine Stinson prints out a sheet of paper with the phone numbers of state...
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Texas, Biden Administration Take Their Battle Over New Immigration Law To Federal Appeals Court
A federal appeals court in New Orleans heard arguments regarding Texas’ controversial Senate Bill 4, which would allow state police to arrest migrants suspected of entering the U.S. illegally. The Biden administration and civil rights organizations argue the law is unconstitutional, while Texas officials claim it aligns with federal law. The court must now decide if SB 4 can go into effect, a decision that could have significant implications for immigration enforcement in the state.
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