Texas AG Paxton sues the DHS over an immigration policy that would allow many undocumented immigrants to seek permanent residency without exiting the U.S. He argues this is unlawful and violates immigration laws.

Steve McCraw, the director of Texas DPS, announced his retirement after a career starting in 1977. He served as Texas Homeland Security Director prior to leading DPS.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Brownsville Port of Entry seized approximately 34.48 pounds of cocaine valued at $460,000 hidden inside a vehicle.

CBP officers in Laredo, Texas, apprehended three men wanted for sex crimes and human smuggling within a day, using biometric methods to confirm their identities and outstanding warrants.

San Antonio college students face financial aid delays due to complications with the FAFSA, affecting their ability to afford textbooks and living expenses.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints John Yochem, Jr. to the San Antonio River Authority Board of Directors for a term through 2027, drawing from his background in public service and design.

Governor Greg Abbott announced that ten additional Texas counties will receive federal disaster support for infrastructure repairs after Hurricane Beryl.

CBP reaffirmed its commitment to combatting fentanyl trafficking on National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, detailing ongoing operations and strategies.

San Antonio receives TxDOT and federal grants to enhance road safety, including police enforcement funding and $8 million for Culebra Road improvements.

CBP at the El Paso port of entry seized 92,900 rounds of ammunition being smuggled to Mexico, dramatically exceeding seizures from the last three fiscal years.

The Texas AG's office executed search warrants in Frio, Atascosa, and Bexar Counties as part of a probe into 2022 election fraud allegations, following a 2-year investigation spurred by DA Audrey Louis.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating nonprofits suspected of illegally aiding noncitizens in voter registration, raising concerns over election integrity.

Governor Abbott appoints Ayala and Mitchell, and reappoints six members to the Texas Crime Victims' Institute Advisory Council for terms ending in January 2026.