Migrants bused from Texas to Denver express their appreciation for Gov Abbott
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock didn’t think favorably of Texas Governor Greg Abbott for sending migrants to the Mile-High City. But migrants conveyed their gratitude. “I’m very thankful to [Gov Abbott]. Thank you for the support to get us out of there to come here.”
Read full storyWhat 1500 active-duty troops will soon do along the southern border agitates Texas Gov Abbott
Migrants are crossing the southern border in unprecedented numbers; and it’s overwhelming border agents. With thousands of people already camped out and waiting to enter the US through Texas, those numbers will surge when Title 42 ends May 11. Title 42 allows border officials to turn away some migrants seeking asylum.
Read full storyBefore you eat fish caught in Texas, officials advise you to find out which body of water it came from
If you drive along Texas roads and highways, you’ve probably noticed people fishing wherever there’s a body of water. However, some of the fish they catch aren’t fit to eat. That includes fish caught in several lakes, creeks, bays, forks, and the state’s coastal waters.
Read full story“Vulnerable” migrants who illegally cross the Texas border often believe rumors about immigration policies
The latest large group of migrants fell for social media misinformation about US immigration policies and procedures according to a US Border Patrol press release. On March 29, about 1000 migrants illegally crossed the southern border into El Paso, TX.
Read full storyTexas lawmakers see no reason for you to keep losing sleep from switching to Daylight Saving Time
“Texans are tired of changing their clocks and losing an hour of sleep for no reason,” State Representative Mike Schofield (R-Katy, Cypress) said, per a Texas Senate, March 11, 2023 press release.
Read full storyHundreds of migrants rush to Texas expecting a free bus ride to Canada
Wednesday night, over 500 Venezuelan migrants crossed the border into El Paso, expecting a free trip to Canada, according to Border Report. Border Patrol spokesperson Orlando Marrero-Rubio said, “They were instructed that the federal government changed its policies on immigration… Somebody on the Mexico side is informing them that we are going to put them in buses to Canada. That’s false,” per the report.
Read full storyExperience the thrill of Big Bounce America--The world's largest touring inflatable event is coming to Dallas!
If you’re looking for good, clean fun the whole family can enjoy, this is it. The Big Bounce America is coming to the Dallas area. You’re not familiar with it? Well, it’s “The largest touring inflatable event in the entire world,” according to the website.
Read full storyHouston area to receive contaminated wastewater from Ohio train derailment fire
Contaminated water used to put out the East Palestine train derailment fire is coming to Texas. One of the worst train derailments in US history happened in East Palestine, Ohio, on February 3. The Houston area will become a part of the cleanup effort.
Read full storyDon't Cross the Border Illegally - Texas Governor Abbott Warns Migrants
“We’re going to do everything we can to keep you out of our state and out of our country.” At a press conference about border security, Texas Governor Greg Abbott delivered a stern warning to anyone planning to cross the border illegally.
Read full storyProtecting women's rights in college sports--Gov expects Texas law to prohibit bio males from competing against females
Is it fair for biological male athletes to compete against females? Texas Governor Greg Abbott doesn’t think so. In Grapevine, 22 miles from Dallas, Gov Abbott spoke to high school and college attendees at Young America’s Foundation Dallas Freedom Conference. He said women should only compete with women in high school, college, and USA Olympic sports.
Read full storyIs the new Texas border czar more qualified than the Vice President is for the job?
Which is the real “political stunt”—the Texas border czar assignment or VP Harris as the nation's border czar?. In a news conference, Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced Mike Banks as the new Texas Border Czar. Gov Abbott called Banks an award-winning, retired border patrol agent.
Read full storyTexas Congress Members urge Biden to “work with us to stop the flow of illegal immigration”
The entire Texas Republican Delegation signed a letter to President Biden. Bold, underlined print reads, “We urge you to work with the Texas Delegation and to pay Texas back for the resources expended throughout Operation Lone Star, and we urge you to work with us to stop the flow of illegal migration at the southern border.”
Read full storyState Rep Talarico files for Texas teachers to get a $15,000 raise
There’s a teacher shortage in Texas and State Representative James Talarico, D-Austin, wants something done about it. He introduced legislation for a $15,000 teachers salary increase, according to KXAN News.
Read full storyName a roach, rat, or veggie after your ex for Valentine’s Day
The San Antonio Zoo offers you a fun and creative way to celebrate Valentine's Day. Are you mad at your ex? Were you recently laid off your job and you want your former boss to know what you think about it? The San Antonio Zoo has a witty outlet for you. Name a roach, rodent, or veggie after that not-so-special person.
Read full storyTexas Attorney General says the President is not a king or dictator—that rules apply to Biden too
The President doesn’t have all the powers of a king or a dictator, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reminded listeners. In a Fox News interview, Paxton said he wants Biden to understand this country has checks and balances.
Read full storyTexas politicians work to prevent non-citizens from voting in any elections
Texas politicians express strong opinions about who should vote in all elections -Photo byEdmond Dantes. “If you’re in the United States illegally, you don’t have the right to vote—period,” according to Congressman August Pfluger’s press release. He represents the 11th district of Texas. Congressman Pfluger introduced a bill to prevent non-citizens from voting in Washington, D.C. elections.
Read full storyWhat you can wear to vote in person changed this year
Be sure you know the new voting dress code before going to the polls in Texas -Edmond Dantes/Pexels. The voting dress code changed in Texas. If you plan to vote in person, you’ll want to know what you can and cannot wear to the polls.
Read full storyGet your discounts if you plan to go to the State Fair of Texas this year
The State Fair of Texas has discounts available for you -Screenshot from Twitter. You can enjoy your time at the State Fair of Texas without going broke if you take advantage of the 2022 discounts.
Read full storyTexans will receive money for unclaimed property without filing claims
You may receive money without ever filing a claim for it -John Guccione/Pexeks. Is it possible you forgot about some money that belongs to you? Maybe a business owes you a refund. Perhaps you forgot about a utility deposit or a bank account, or maybe mineral royalties you should’ve received. If you have unclaimed money in Texas, you might get it without filing a claim.
Read full storyOutraged immigration rights group is determined to stop migrant buses from leaving Texas
President of LULAC discloses how they will stop migrant buses from leaving Texas -Screenshot from Twitter. The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) plans to stop busloads of migrants headed to New York or Washington, D.C., from leaving Texas, according to KRLD.
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