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Gov. Abbott Celebrates New Tesla Lithium Refinery In Robstown with Elon Musk

Joined at the groundbreaking by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Nueces County Judge Connie Scott & Robstown Mayor Gilbert Gomez, Gov. Greg Abbott celebrated Tesla’s new Lithium Refining Facility and the economic boost it will have for South Texas and the Gulf Coast. The first of its kind in North America, Tesla’s new facility will generate $375 million in capital investment and bring over 400 new jobs to the region.

05.10.2023
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ICYMI: Title 42 Ends Thursday at 11:00pm Central Time, Senate Republicans Demand Biden Keep It

“Our border remains under assault. The resources of U.S. Customs & Border Protection remain under tremendous strain. The 13,000 encounters that're now being experienced every day would be the equivalent of throwing gasoline on an already raging fire,” said the letter that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz signed on to urging President Biden to reverse his decision to end Title 42 on Thursday at 11:00 p.m. Central Standard Time.

05.10.2023
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Chairman Cole: H.R. 2, H.R. 1163 to be Debated Under 'Closed Rule' for Floor Debate

H.R. 2, the "Secure the Border Act of 2023," will be considered and debated on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives under a "Closed Rule" which waives all points of order against consideration of the bill, provides that the bill shall be considered as read, and that for consideration of H.R. 1163, the "Protecting Taxpayers & Victims of Unemployment Fraud Act," all points of order against consideration are waived. 

05.10.2023
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McCAUGHEY: Making Homelessness a Valid Lifestyle Choice Is Wrong

Most Democrat politicians are demanding unfettered "freedom" for the homeless to live on the streets. Advocates are taking over NYC Subway Stations, dominating the media with their "demands." And too little's being said about the needs of Regular Americans! What about the rights of Pedro Morales in Austin, Texas? The small-business owner had a homeless encampment pop up in the alley next to the building he owns?

05.10.2023
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Texas' Consideration of Online Sports Betting Is Major Public Health Gamble, Warn Experts

“Gambling is not a win-win proposition. The question that's necessary for Texas Legislators to ask – if they’re being responsible and responsibly doing their job – is what is the cost to the state of Texas, and the citizens of Texas, if and when they are on the losing side of the bet." It's easy to see how technology has created a situation where children & young adults are targeted, groomed to be made highly susceptible to gambling – and addiction.

05.09.2023
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Texas, Gov. Abbott Deploy New "Tactical Border Force" as Floodgates to Open Thursday

With President Joe Biden ending Title 42 this Thursday, Governor Greg Abbott is enhancing Texas’ unprecedented border security efforts with the tactical deployment of 100s of Texas National Guard soldiers to join the 1,000s already deployed there as part of "Operation Lone Star," serving on the new Border Force for targeted responses as the nation braces for an expected spike in illegal immigration.

05.09.2023
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McCAUL: It's Time President Biden & Congressional Democrats Stop the Chaos at Our Border

Republicans have a plan — the Secure the Border Act of 2023 — to resume border wall construction, upgrade technology, and provide the funding necessary to hire and retain quality Border Patrol Agents. President Biden & Set. Mayorkas' policies have created a national security and humanitarian crisis at our Southern Border. And with Title 42 expiring in just six days, the chaos is only going to get worse.

05.09.2023
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Williams: Biden Misses Mark at Border Again

As the COVID-19 emergency declarations come to a rightful end, Title 42, a public health order that allowed for immigrants to be sent back to their country of origin, is now set to expire next week. Instead of reimplementing policies that work, Biden is pouring United States resources into "regional processing hubs.”

05.09.2023
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Ag Commissioner Sid Miller:  Step One of the ‘Right to Farm Act’ is Complete

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller today said that Texas voters can safeguard a way of life in the Texas Constitution this November. Now that the Texas Legislature has approved the Right to Farm Act to now go before voters and be put in the Texas Constitution, every day farming and ranching and family farms will be constitutionally protected.

05.09.2023
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Federal Trade Commission's Call of Duty Maneuver Is Actually a Dereliction of It

The British antitrust cops just announced they will oppose the proposed blockbuster $68.7 billion merger of two American companies -- Microsoft and gaming company Activision Blizzard, the owner of the wildly popular game Call of Duty. This decision is bad news for investors in companies, gamers and workers. But it's very good news for America's competitors in Asia and Europe.

05.09.2023
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Sens. Cruz, Cantwell Introduce Bi-Partisan Bills to Modernize Nation’s Weather Alert Radio

Last week, U.S. Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Maria Cantwell (D-WA), Ranking Member and Chairwoman of the Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee, respectively, introduced two bi-partisan national weather bills aimed at modernizing the nation’s weather communication and radio service to help Texans and all Americans stay safe during weather disasters.

05.08.2023
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ABBOTT: Operation Lone Star Readies Security Forces Ahead of Biden's Ending Title 42 on Thursday

“This is not a Texas problem – this is a United States problem. It’s the responsibility of New York, Chicago, and the entire country to deal with the problem caused by Joe Biden and his open border policies,” said Gov. Greg Abbott, as he and the Texas Dept. of Public Safety (DPS), the Texas National Guard, and Local Law Enforcement continue to try and stop the smuggling of drugs & weapons, and protect the people of Texas.

05.08.2023
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Pax­ton Secures Major Vic­to­ry After Suing Biden’s EPA to Pro­tect Texas’s Envi­ron­men­tal Management

In a case with wide-ranging consequences for the State of Texas, Attorney General Paxton successfully stopped the Biden Administration’s judge-shopping efforts and secured the stay of an Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) action that would have imperiled the State’s ability to properly manage its environment. 

05.08.2023
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HEGAR: Texas' ABLE Program (Achieving a Better Life Experience) Program Celebrates 5-Year Anniversary

“I'm proud that 1,000s of Texans with disabilities have opened a 'Texas ABLE Account' over the past five years — expanding their opportunity to live a more independent life and save toward a better financial future. Being able to save for qualified disability expenses, while maintaining eligibility for critical means-tested state & federal benefits is a game changer for a better quality of life and greater financial security,” said Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar.

05.08.2023
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SCHLICHTER: We Must Make It Easier to Win Self-Defense Cases – America Must Defend Self-Defense

Right now, it's open season for criminals to prey on normal people – but in America, it's supposed to be law-breaking criminals who live in fear, not us law-abiding citizens. I say we make it open season on criminals. We’re sick of criminals – and we must fight back to stop the left from canceling self-defense. How is it that the guys defending average citizens on a subway train in NYC are the ones being treated as criminals?

05.08.2023
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Gambling Expansion in Texas Faces Long Odds, Numerous Problems

As mid-April approached, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick signaled it might be "game over" for the bet to legalize Casino Gambling & Online Sports Betting in the Texas Senate, saying there was “zero support” for both ideas. And with such a slim chance for Senate passage, a growing number of Representatives in the Texas House are wondering why they should be asked to put their necks on the line by voting on gambling bills in the House.

05.05.2023
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Texas House of Reps UPDATE: May is Here, the Speaker's Desk is Getting Cleared

The Texas House was active this week as it kicked off the final month of the 88th Legislative Session. House Republicans worked diligently on the floor and in committees throughout the week, and the efforts will go a long way toward keeping Texas the greatest state in the nation. Of the many bills making their way through the House, we’ve recapped the priorities that were up for consideration this week. 

05.05.2023
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Sen. Bettencourt’s Bill to Make Platting Process Less Complicated Passes Texas Senate

Currently, cities in the extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) and counties in unincorporated areas are abusing their authority to approve plats by not following current restrictions in the Local Government Code. Senator Bettencourt’s office was made aware of many instances of cities and counties using roundabout methods to impose minimum lot sizes as a way to decide who and what they want in their backyard.

05.05.2023
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