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At The Border
Temporary emergency shelter being built in McAllen to house 'overwhelming number of immigrants stranded'
At The Border
At least 10 dead after van full of 30 migrants crashes north of the Texas-Mexico border, authorities say
Authorities said they believed the driver was speeding and didn’t make a curve in the road, causing the driver to lose control and overturn the van.
Texas News
Federal judge temporarily blocks Gov. Abbott law that targets migrants released from custody
Opponents called it racial profiling. Gov. Greg Abbott released a statement after the law was blocked.
At The Border
One of the main groups helping migrants in Rio Grande Valley looking to expand
“We want to make sure we have the right space to be able to respond correctly,” said Sister Norma Pimentel, executive director of Catholic Charities in the RGV.
Local News
Rep. Pfluger introduces bill aimed to help farmers/ranchers recoup costs related to border crisis
The RAPID Act is a targeted, bipartisan initiative to reimburse farmers and ranchers for damages and vandalism on their property because of the border crisis.
Texas News
Border battle intensifies as the DOJ files lawsuit against Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
The governor says many of those detained are spreading the virus.
At The Border
Report: Recent surge of COVID among border agents
According to the release, 80 border agents recently tested positive for COVID-19 in the Rio Grande Valley sector.
Texas News
Gov. Abbott's executive order allowing DPS to stop cars suspected of carrying anyone who crossed border illegally
Critics said it invites racial profiling, but Gov. Abbott said it will protect Texans from COVID-19.
At The Border
'We are doing something good' | Non-profit urges Gov. Abbott to reconsider order that stops migrant transports
Earlier this week, through an executive order, Texas Governor Greg Abbott effectively banned non-profits from transporting migrants.
At The Border
Texas citrus growers still trying to assess damage post winter freeze
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sig Miller told KENS 5 it will take years to recover from the damage of the winter storm.
At The Border
Landowners along the Texas border continue fight to hold onto their property
While the government is reviewing all pending eminent domain actions, one landowner says the action is "six months too late."
Texas News
Texas begins jailing border crossers on trespassing charges
Detainees are being held at what had been an empty state prison in Dilley, Texas, about 100 miles north of the border city of Laredo.
At The Border
At least 10 dead after van full of 30 migrants crashes north of the Texas-Mexico border, authorities say
Authorities said they believed the driver was speeding and didn’t make a curve in the road, causing the driver to lose control and overturn the van.
Texas News
Federal judge temporarily blocks Gov. Abbott law that targets migrants released from custody
Opponents called it racial profiling. Gov. Greg Abbott released a statement after the law was blocked.
At The Border
One of the main groups helping migrants in Rio Grande Valley looking to expand
“We want to make sure we have the right space to be able to respond correctly,” said Sister Norma Pimentel, executive director of Catholic Charities in the RGV.
Local News
Rep. Pfluger introduces bill aimed to help farmers/ranchers recoup costs related to border crisis
The RAPID Act is a targeted, bipartisan initiative to reimburse farmers and ranchers for damages and vandalism on their property because of the border crisis.
Texas News
Border battle intensifies as the DOJ files lawsuit against Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
The governor says many of those detained are spreading the virus.
At The Border
Report: Recent surge of COVID among border agents
According to the release, 80 border agents recently tested positive for COVID-19 in the Rio Grande Valley sector.
Texas News
Gov. Abbott's executive order allowing DPS to stop cars suspected of carrying anyone who crossed border illegally
Critics said it invites racial profiling, but Gov. Abbott said it will protect Texans from COVID-19.
At The Border
'We are doing something good' | Non-profit urges Gov. Abbott to reconsider order that stops migrant transports
Earlier this week, through an executive order, Texas Governor Greg Abbott effectively banned non-profits from transporting migrants.
At The Border
Texas citrus growers still trying to assess damage post winter freeze
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sig Miller told KENS 5 it will take years to recover from the damage of the winter storm.
At The Border
Landowners along the Texas border continue fight to hold onto their property
While the government is reviewing all pending eminent domain actions, one landowner says the action is "six months too late."
Texas News
Texas begins jailing border crossers on trespassing charges
Detainees are being held at what had been an empty state prison in Dilley, Texas, about 100 miles north of the border city of Laredo.
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