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A federal appeals court has refused to lift an order that blocks Texas from arresting and deporting migrants suspected of illegally crossing the border.

A coalition of 35 organizations kicked off a campaign against SB 4, Texas' new border enforcement law. A series of protests are scheduled to take place in major Texas cities over the next few weeks.

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The El Paso-based Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR), joined by 36 other Texas organizations, began a resistance campaign Thursday morning known as “We Will Resist” to call for the repeal of Senate Bill 4 (SB 4) and to end Operation Lone Star (OLS). SB 4 is the controversial state […]

Country illegally. it would also allow state judges to deport people, give them deportation authority. the doj suit calls this unconstitutional, saying that sb-4 would infringe upon and enact and enforce immigration laws. governor abbott said its necessary to protect texens from bidens dangerous open border policies which he alleges led to a record number of migrant encounters, just last month more than 302,000 encountriers were logged for the first time in history across the entire southern bor...

The lawsuit alleges that Senate Bill 4 violates the U.S Constitution because it challenges the federal government’s authority over immigration laws.

Though it doesn't take effect until March, and ACLU announced plans to sue over SB 4, some in the immigrant community still worry about what could happen

Candidates in the Houston mayoral runoff picked up a slew of endorsements this week. In this week's political roundup, we discuss how much those endorsements mean in a runoff for a municipal election where turnout is already low.

Several officials and groups have said the bill challenges the Supreme Court’s decision in Arizona v. U.S., which only grants the ability to arrest a person based on their immigration status to the federal government.

The Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR) is using 2023's Day of the Dead to highlight migrant deaths, which it says have risen dramatically in the wake of Gov

High-speed transmission chip specialist Parade Technologies expects its revenue to rebound in the second half of this year when shipments for customers new products kick-off.