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At The Border
‘We can’t sustain this’ | Border Patrol reps say crossings are expected to surge, whether or not Title 42 ends this month
At The Border
‘We can’t sustain this’ | Border Patrol reps say crossings are expected to surge, whether or not Title 42 ends this month
A federal judge is expected to rule soon on whether the Biden administration can end Title 42. It’s currently slated to lift May 23.
Politics
Texas used federal aid meant for coronavirus relief to offset costs of controversial border mission
Democrats have criticized the move, suggesting Gov. Greg Abbott misappropriated the money to keep Operation Lone Star running.
At The Border
‘We were at the mercy of the governor’: After suffering losses from Abbott’s border clampdown, businesses worry another one is possible
Infrastructure, such as ports of entry, play a vital part in the south Texas economy, but those gears grinded to a halt in April due to Operation Lone Star.
At The Border
Texas businesses still reeling from Gov. Abbott's border crackdown
Food was spoiled and the flow of commerce halted when Abbott announced enhanced truck inspections at the US-Mexico border.
Local News
Texas National Guard facing scrutiny after new guidance surrounding drowning migrants
Critics say a lack of guidance and equipment leaves soldiers unprepared to deal with such situations --- and dehumanizes migrants trying to cross the border.
At The Border
Life-saving gear will go out to more task forces along the Rio Grande
A shipment of flotation devices arrived at camps along the Rio Grande, according to sources with the Texas National Guard.
Texas News
New federal lawsuit seeks to halt Texas’ border trespassing arrests, give more than $5 million to illegally detained migrants
The lawsuit claims the attempt to skirt federal immigration authority is unconstitutional.
Politics
‘It should be a blanket policy for the rest of the world’: Intake of Ukrainian refugees has lawmakers, advocates questioning Biden admin's priorities
Some say the government is welcoming asylum-seekers from certain countries while shutting the border to others.
At The Border
“We are a country that is against having Black and brown people coming into the United States”
The U.S. acceptance of Ukrainians running from a brutal war waged by Russia have others questioning why this path to get asylum was only available to a few.
At The Border
Local nonprofits providing support, resources to migrants traveling through San Antonio
City officials say they are working with the federal government to manage and plan for potential increases of migrants coming from the Southern border.
At The Border
Local nonprofits providing support, resources to migrants traveling through San Antonio
City officials say they are working with the federal government to manage and plan for potential increases of migrants coming from the Southern border.
At The Border
‘We can’t sustain this’ | Border Patrol reps say crossings are expected to surge, whether or not Title 42 ends this month
A federal judge is expected to rule soon on whether the Biden administration can end Title 42. It’s currently slated to lift May 23.
Politics
Texas used federal aid meant for coronavirus relief to offset costs of controversial border mission
Democrats have criticized the move, suggesting Gov. Greg Abbott misappropriated the money to keep Operation Lone Star running.
At The Border
‘We were at the mercy of the governor’: After suffering losses from Abbott’s border clampdown, businesses worry another one is possible
Infrastructure, such as ports of entry, play a vital part in the south Texas economy, but those gears grinded to a halt in April due to Operation Lone Star.
At The Border
Texas businesses still reeling from Gov. Abbott's border crackdown
Food was spoiled and the flow of commerce halted when Abbott announced enhanced truck inspections at the US-Mexico border.
Local News
Texas National Guard facing scrutiny after new guidance surrounding drowning migrants
Critics say a lack of guidance and equipment leaves soldiers unprepared to deal with such situations --- and dehumanizes migrants trying to cross the border.
At The Border
Life-saving gear will go out to more task forces along the Rio Grande
A shipment of flotation devices arrived at camps along the Rio Grande, according to sources with the Texas National Guard.
Texas News
New federal lawsuit seeks to halt Texas’ border trespassing arrests, give more than $5 million to illegally detained migrants
The lawsuit claims the attempt to skirt federal immigration authority is unconstitutional.
Politics
‘It should be a blanket policy for the rest of the world’: Intake of Ukrainian refugees has lawmakers, advocates questioning Biden admin's priorities
Some say the government is welcoming asylum-seekers from certain countries while shutting the border to others.
At The Border
“We are a country that is against having Black and brown people coming into the United States”
The U.S. acceptance of Ukrainians running from a brutal war waged by Russia have others questioning why this path to get asylum was only available to a few.
At The Border
Local nonprofits providing support, resources to migrants traveling through San Antonio
City officials say they are working with the federal government to manage and plan for potential increases of migrants coming from the Southern border.
At The Border
Local nonprofits providing support, resources to migrants traveling through San Antonio
City officials say they are working with the federal government to manage and plan for potential increases of migrants coming from the Southern border.
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