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Texas immigration law oversteps U.S. government - Vimarsana News

Texas immigration law oversteps U.S. government

Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill late last year that would allow state and local authorities to arrest people who they believe are suspicious of crossing the Texas-Mexico border illegally. The bill is still on hold due to a legal back and forth between courts.  SB 4 would make unauthorized border crossing a state crime....

Deadly west El Paso pursuit prompts concern over Governor Abbott's Operation Lone Star - Vimarsana News

Deadly west El Paso pursuit prompts concern over Governor Abbott's Operation Lone Star

Another fatal high-speed pursuit initiated by the Texas Department of Public Safety in west El Paso on Monday has renewed local leaders' scrutiny and criticism

Source: kfoxtv.com
Texas Border Bill Sparks Angry Protests - Vimarsana News

Texas Border Bill Sparks Angry Protests

Activists took to the state Capitol on Saturday to protest a law that would allow police to detain suspected illegal immigrants.

Border crisis: Protesters gather downtown to speak out against SB 4, Operation Lonestar - Vimarsana News

Border crisis: Protesters gather downtown to speak out against SB 4, Operation Lonestar

Protesters gathered downtown on Saturday to speak out against Operation Lonestar and SB 4, the Texas law that allows police to arrest people suspected of entering the country illegally.

Migrant shelters and advocates react to blocking of Texas Senate Bill 4 - Vimarsana News

Migrant shelters and advocates react to blocking of Texas Senate Bill 4

After a U.S. Federal Judge in Austin blocked Texas SB4 on Thursday, migrant advocates on both sides of the border applauded this decision.

Source: kvia.com