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The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Texas could not begin arresting and deporting migrants under Senate Bill 4 as a legal battle continues.

A Texas immigration law considered by some to be unconstitutional has made its way back to the U.S. Court of Appeals in New Orleans.

Many Texans also supported raising the minimum age to purchase firearms and expanding exceptions to the state’s abortion restrictions, according to recent polling data from the Texas Politics Project at The University of Texas.

'It just slaps the federal immigration law in the face,' Judge David A. Ezra said during the first day of a trial over the legality of Texas' new law allowing state and local cops to arrest migrants.

Senate Bill 4, which became law Feb. 6, creates a 10-year minimum prison sentence for smuggling humans and a five-year minimum sentence for harboring undocumented immigrants in “stash houses.”

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — El Paso border leaders, advocates and activists will be hosting a press conference on Tuesday morning, Feb. 6, as Senate Bill 4 (SB 4) will be going into effect the same day, according to a press release from the Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR). The press conference will be […]

With the new year comes new Texas laws. From tax exemptions to a ban on diversity offices at public universities, here is a look at several new state laws that took effect on New Year’s Day.

The state has until Jan. 3 to say it won’t arrest people accused of unauthorized entry from Mexico. If not, the Biden administration will sue, saying immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility.

Seeking to shore up Republican votes for Ukraine war funding, top Biden administration officials are en route to Mexico City in a bid to force President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to impose new crackdowns on immigrants traveling to the United States.