The small border city of Eagle Pass has become a front line in the increasingly tense battle between Texas and the Biden administration over immigration.
As President Biden and Republican contender Donald Trump head to Texas on Thursday, the cities each has chosen to plant their flag on immigration are a study of contrasts.
The blocked bill grants police across Texas the right to arrest immigrants suspected of entering the country illegally. It was derided by advocates as permitting racial profiling.
Even before the latest legal developments, Texas’s implementation of Senate Bill 4 was causing confusion. But anxiety and fear over the controversial law is reaching a new level.
As the eclipse enraptured millions, it left a particularly resonant mark in Eagle Pass, ground zero in Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s feud with Biden over immigration.
A century after three Tejano men were shot to death, the story descendants tell of their killing contradicts official accounts. Whose story counts as Texas history?
Arizona Republicans want voters to approve a border security measure that mimics a controversial Texas bill empowering local police to arrest migrants.
Ruben Garcia founded Annunciation House to shelter the neediest immigrants — the undocumented. Texas officials say his work encourages illegal migration.