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Narco-Smugglers Clone Oil Company Truck on Texas Border

Narco-Smugglers Clone Oil Company Truck on Texas Border

HOUSTON, Texas–Earlier this week Border Patrol agents in Laredo, Texas seized almost 1,500 pounds of marijuana from a vehicle disguised as an oil-field truck.  Agents were initially alerted of the vehicle–which was near a ranch in Encinal, Texas at the

Foreign Minors to Be Housed in Dallas

Foreign Minors to Be Housed in Dallas

HOUSTON, Texas–Up to 2,000 migrants who entered the United States illegally will be transferred to housing facilities in Dallas.  According to WFAA, County Judge Clay Jenkins announced the city’s decision to take in minor immigrants at the Democratic Convention in Dallas. He

US House Committee Hearing to be Held in Texas Border Town

US House Committee Hearing to be Held in Texas Border Town

HOUSTON, Texas–Next week at South Texas College in McAllen, a slew of Texas leaders will speak before the U.S. House of Representatives’ Homeland Security Committee. They will discuss the tidal wave of immigrants illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border each day, which shows no signs

Only 110 of 12,670 Guatemalan Minors Deported Under Obama

Only 110 of 12,670 Guatemalan Minors Deported Under Obama

HOUSTON, Texas–As thousands of unaccompanied minors continue to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally each day, it is becoming increasingly apparent that many of them will ultimately not be deported. Data from the federal government indicates that each year the number of

Texas Congressmen Introduce Bill Offering $1 M for IRS Emails

Texas Congressmen Introduce Bill Offering $1 M for IRS Emails

HOUSTON, Texas–Texas Congressmen Louie Gohmert and Bill Flores introduced legislation that offers a $1 million reward for any individual who can recover former IRS director Lois Lerner’s “lost” emails.  An additional $500,000 would be given in exchange for information regarding the

Illegal Immigrant Gets 20 Years for Child Porn

Illegal Immigrant Gets 20 Years for Child Porn

HOUSTON, Texas–37-year-old Carmen Hernandez, an illegal alien living in the greater Houston area, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for distributing child pornography. Subsequent to serving his time, Hernandez will spend the rest of his life on supervised release and

New Shelter for Border Children Rejected

New Shelter for Border Children Rejected

HOUSTON, Texas–The colossal wave of illegal immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border has left federal authorities scrambling to find shelter to house the migrants. So far, housing facilities have been established in numerous states, some not even on the border. But

Swine Flu Confirmed at Shelter for Unaccompanied Minors

Swine Flu Confirmed at Shelter for Unaccompanied Minors

HOUSTON, Texas–An unaccompanied minor from Central America who entered the U.S. illegally has been confirmed as having the Swine Flu, also known as the H1N1 flu.  A spokesperson from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services confirmed that the sick

New Texas Jobs May Outnumber Qualified Workers

New Texas Jobs May Outnumber Qualified Workers

HOUSTON, Texas–The unemployment rate in Texas recently fell to a new five-year low, according to new statistics from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. As business booms in the Lone Star State, many companies are in need of trained workers–most notably employers in

Texas Gas and Oil City May Ban Fracking

Texas Gas and Oil City May Ban Fracking

HOUSTON, Texas–Denton, a Texas city north of Dallas, is known as a gas city. Gas fields there have reportedly produced a billion dollars in mineral wealth and allowed the city to prosper. But now, the Denton City Council is considering

Former Border Patrol Agents: 'It's a Manufactured Crisis'

Former Border Patrol Agents: 'It's a Manufactured Crisis'

HOUSTON, Texas–A tidal wave of immigrants entering the U.S. illegally each day has caused a dire situation which officials have called a “humanitarian crisis.” But not everyone agrees with that label. “This is a manufactured crisis, not a humanitarian crisis,” Zack

Border Patrol Stations in Dire Need of Medical Help and Supplies

Border Patrol Stations in Dire Need of Medical Help and Supplies

HOUSTON, Texas–As thousands of illegal immigrants continue to pour into the U.S. from Central America, medical professionals and volunteers are struggling to treat sick migrants. The sheer number of immigrants–most of whom are unaccompanied minors–has made it extremely difficult to