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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and three sheriffs from different counties near the southern border today expressed their frustration at the current illegal immigration situation.
Saldana became the agency's director during President Obama's second term after serving as the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas during his first term.
Ed Gonzalez, a lifelong Houstonian, was elected Harris County Sheriff on Nov. 8, 2016.
In Texas, a coalition called Texas Competes released a letter April 19 denouncing a batch of pending bills as "divisive, unnecessary and economically dangerous."
The Constitutional Issues Committee has set 9 a.m. Thursday, April 29, for a hearing on House Bill 1927.
The nation's political center of gravity shifted further to the Republican-led South and West on Monday, with Texas, Florida and other Sun Belt states gaining congressional seats.
"Susan Wright will be a terrific Congresswoman (TX-06) for the Great State of Texas," said President Trump in a statement.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sought to file the suit at the Supreme Court, which hears disputes between states.
"I am disgusted this sort of predatory behavior is still taking place in and around our Capitol," House Speaker Dade Phelan said.
In the 34 page complaint, Paxton argues the administration is violating its own CDC rules.
Every time you register your vehicle or renew your driver's license, the state of Texas takes your personal information and sells it.
If passed, the bills would create at least four regional processing centers in high traffic Border Patrol sectors designed to handle what's expected to be the highest number of migrants crossing into the U.S. in 20 years.
SB 68, authored by Borris Miles (D-Houston), requires that an officer intervene if he or she sees another officer using force that he or she believes to be excessive and would violate state or federal law.
One woman has had a defining influence in George W. Bush's views on immigration: Paula Rendon, an immigrant from Mexico who left her own children behind to help raise Bush and his siblings.
They want action and are asking the U.S. Department of Education to step in.
