U.S.-Mexico Border Sees Lowest Migrant Apprehensions Since January 2021 Amid New Asylum Restrictions
U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports a drop in migrant apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border, with June figures at the lowest since January 2021, attributed to policy changes and Mexican efforts.
At RNC, Texas Rep. Wesley Hunt Emerges as Trump Loyalist, Eyeing Minority Voter Outreach
U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt of Texas spoke at the Republican National Convention, reaffirming his loyal support for Donald Trump, highlighting his own military service and minority background, and signaling the GOP's efforts to engage Black voters.
Senators Cruz and Cornyn Advocate for Texas Water Rights, Propose Amendment to Enforce Mexico's Treaty Compliance Amidst Drought
Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn introduced an amendment aiming to compel Mexico to comply with a water treaty due to Texas' severe drought and water scarcity.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Appeals to Pursue Legal Action Against Border NGO "Annunciation House"
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is appealing a dismissed case against NGO Annunciation House, which he accuses of illegal immigration practices, despite the organization's defense and a judge's dismissal.
San Antonio Democrat Barbara Gervin-Hawkins Urges Bipartisan Approach to School Voucher Debate in Texas
Texas Representative Barbara Gervin-Hawkins advocates for bipartisan dialogue on school vouchers, contrasting with some Democrats' opposition to the policy. She emphasizes the practical needs of schools and urges collaboration in policy formation.
San Antonio Mayoral Race Heats Up: Altamirano and Pelaez Lead in Fundraising, Others Show Financial Prowess
Beto Altamirano and Manny Pelaez lead the fundraising in the San Antonio mayoral race, with Altamirano raising $62,000 and Pelaez $47,000 as campaigns prepare for the 2025 election.












