U.S. Immigration Officials Test Program In Texas To Speed Asylum Case Reviews
U.S. immigration authorities are using a Texas Border Patrol station to test a program meant to speed up reviews of asylum claims.
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U.S. immigration authorities are using a Texas Border Patrol station to test a program meant to speed up reviews of asylum claims.
FEMA crews are assessing cities, including Richardson, this week.
An announcement on the new hire could come as early as the end of the week.
In a letter to the student body Monday evening, President Mark Rudin said, "We acknowledge your need for valuable healing time following the Greenville tragedy."
Former Nova Academy CEO Donna Woods, 65, faces up to 80 years in prison after a jury earlier this month found the school administrator guilty of multiple counts of fraud.
"Not only did they edit my speech, they edited the African American experience," Franklin said.
The support moved Thomas Jefferson High School teacher Lisa Alfonso to tears on Monday.
The parents of one man killed in the Greenville homecoming party shooting said they don't know anything about the accused shooter, Brandon Gonzales.
The judge's order prevents anyone connected with the case from making statements about witnesses, evidence or any opinion about Dean's guilt or innocence.
A senior White House official told CBS News the administration is "working on" arrangements for the dog to visit the White House.
Brandon Gonzales, 23, is charged with capital murder of multiple persons and his bond is set at $1,000,000.
Cell phone video shows 14-year-old Jasper Miller III on the ground and held down by one officer while another holds his arm up in the air behind his back.
The shooting was reported by a next-door neighbor shortly after 10:00 p.m. after hearing gunshots and seeing the couple's four children come to her door for help.
Police arrested Patrick Lovely, 21, for trying to elude officers after gunfire erupted following a vigil for victims of Sunday morning's shooting in Greenville.
A 27-year-old man from Austin has pleaded guilty to stalking and sending threatening letters and emails to pop star Taylor Swift's former record label.
