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Migrants who died crossing the border remain waiting to de identified in morgues in Arizona, Florida
The remains of at least 1,500 undocumented immigrants who died trying to cross the border remain waiting to be identified in morgues along border cities
Tropical Storm Alberto Approaches Mexico's Gulf Coast; Texas Governor Issues Disaster Warning
Texas Governor pointed out that this storm can cause disaster including widespread and severe property damage, injury, and loss of life due to flooding, life-threatening storm surge, damaging wind and heavy rainfall.
Dallas among top three cities hit hardest by inflation, study shows
The city saw price increases above the national average in May, according to a report by WalletHub
Migrant encounters continue dropping in June amid increased crackdowns from U.S., Mexico
Figures have dropped 24% compared to May in West Texas and Southern New Mexico. CBP now reports an average of 560 daily encounters
Judge weighs closing migrant shelter in El Paso as Texas AG says it's involved in migrant smuggling
Annunciation House representatives have called the accusations "utter nonsense"
Democratic Senator begins inquiry of ICE center in Texas after allegations of poor conditions
Georgia's Jon Ossoff sent a letter to DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas about the conditions in the center in El Paso, which is operated by a private company
Texas sees 74% decline in illegal border crossings since beginning of Operation Lone Star
Texas DPS Chief Steve McCraw testified before the Senate Border Security Committee.
Over half of Latinos are concerned about not being able to pay next month's rent or mortgage
The figure comes from a study conducted by BSP Research in California, Texas and Arizona.
Texas files lawsuit to avoid federal rule requiring states to pay for gender transition care
"This is yet another example of Joe Biden trying to sidestep the Constitution," said state Attorney General Ken Paxton
Federal agencies warn Texas not meeting SNAP, Medicaid requirements; state risks losing funding
Federal agencies said Texas is not meeting requirements to process Medicaid and SNAP applications, leading to delays and backlogs, potentially affecting funding
Texas judge dismisses riot charges against migrants who stormed border gates
The magistrate, Ruben Morales, said he didn't have jurisdiction over the cases because they weren't filed properly
Families of Uvalde survivors sue UPS and FedEx for shipping weapons used in school shooting
The lawsuit alleges that the companies are responsible for violating state and federal law, as well as their own safety standards
Color-coded Migrants Wait For Answers In Texas Heat
They are among more than 1,000 men housed at this former naval base in the US city of Los Fresnos, just a few miles from the Mexican border, which they all crossed illegally.
A church in El Paso that housed migrants for five decades is being contested in court by state officials
Annunciation House helped migrants find shelter when they first came to the U.S. for several decades. Now, state officials are contesting them as "stash houses"
One of Texas' 10 most wanted illegal immigrants arrested in Houston
Servando Trejo Duran Jr. was wanted for violating his parole in connection with his original crime, murder with a deadly weapon
Corruption trial against Texas Rep. Henry Cuéllar postponed until next year and after elections
The Democrat was indicted for allegedly taking bribes in exchange for political favors
A trip around the Copa América 2024 venues: Austin, Texas
Everything you need to know about the city of Austin, one of three Texas cities to host Copa América 2024
Dallas could vote on decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana in November ballot
The possibility depends on City Council members approving the plan. State AG Ken Paxton has sued to block similar initiatives
Latino outdoor workers are disproportionately affected by "dangerous" heat impacting U.S.
California, Texas and Florida are experiencing triple-digit temperatures at the moment
Gun activist Brandon Herrera to request recount in Texas GOP runoff against Rep. Tony Gonzáles
The conservative YouTuber lost by 407 votes. He said he doesn't expect results to change but he "owes" it to his voters to "leave no stone unturned"
11 migrants hospitalized after dozens found in Texas house used for smuggling operations
Seven people were arrested after the law enforcement sting near San Antonio
As he seeks the Latino vote, Trump wrongly claims he won all Texas border counties in 2016
In reality, he received a majority of the vote in only 5 of the state's 14 counties, losing 9 of the 10 that have a Latino majority
Texas releases list of '10 most wanted illegal immigrants' and offers cash for information on them
The list seeks to "locate and arrest repeat offenders who have entered the country illegally and are wanted for dangerous crimes," state authorities said
Republicans aim their electoral cannons at unseating embattled Texas Rep. Henry Cuéllar
The long-standing incumbent has been indicted for accepting bribes and is facing an investigation from the House Ethics Committee
Amid crackdowns, smugglers find new pathway for illegal migration: El Paso's storm drain system
The system which spans over 300 miles, has been a popular conduit for years, but has recently seen dramatic spikes amid changing politics
Eva Longoria, Texas company launch initiative awarding up to $75,000 to Latino food businesses in U.S.
Siete Foods will grant a total of $300,000 to support Latino entrepreneurs in the U.S.
Texas National Guard reportedly shoots pepper balls at migrants on Mexico's side of the border
"They fired and nobody was crossing," a person seeking to enter the U.S. told Border Report.
Foreclosures rise in Texas, Florida as homeowners struggle with mortgages and a tough market
Insurance costs have also been rising in the states, hit by storms and other natural disasters
Texas Rep. Henry Cuéllar faces investigation from House Ethics Committee over federal charges
The lawmaker has been indicted for accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from Azerbaijan and a Mexican bank
Latinos and Blacks comprise more than four in five of Dallas' assault victims, city data shows
The analysis by The Dallas Express also show a median age of only 15.5 years old among Latino rape victims.