"The new TIAA Corporate Center in Frisco is a testament to the exceptional economic climate we have here in Texas. Businesses and organizations thrive in the Lone Star State, and we look forward to the job growth and services that will be provided in Frisco," said Governor Abbott, announcing the project that will create 2,000 new jobs and nearly $58 million in capital investments.

“Safe drinking water and sanitary disposal systems protect us from disease, and are fundamentally important for public health. I secured this funding so my constituents in colonias and rural areas can have safe drinking water for their families,” said Cong. Henry Cuellar, while also announcing that $2 million in funding was included in Congress's Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Bill for Neighborworks Laredo.

"We know what’s going to happen in May: wave upon wave of illegal aliens claiming ‘asylum.’ The answer is to secure the border – not overwhelm it even more by enacting cheap, easy incentives for illegal aliens to get into the United States," said Texas' Attorney General Ken Paxton, filing suit to challenge a new series of Biden White House regulations that would unlawfully change asylum & parole procedures at the border.

“The record supports a showing of immediate and irreparable harm. The states contend that the termination of the Title 42 orders will result in increased costs and burdens, including increased healthcare costs. The Court concludes the record supports these allegations, and that the fact of those increased costs is sufficient to support injunctive relief."

"Already home to 3 million small businesses that employ nearly half of the Texas workforce, our state is focused on developing an environment where entrepreneurs have the freedom to aspire, grow, and prosper," said Gov. Abbott, announcing the schedule and kickoff of his in-person 2022 Governor’s Small Business Series held in communities around Texas beginning in El Paso on May 5, 2022.

​​​​​​​“The system was designed to protect these children, but when 1,000s of them go missing each year its evident there's a serious problem," said Cong. Eddie Bernice Johnson, introducing a bipartisan effort with Cong. Tony Gonzales to provide better care and information-sharing between states and the Administration of Children and Families (ACF) for missing and runaway foster youth.

The Railroad Commission’s Surface Mining & Reclamation Division (SMRD) has earned national recognition for excellence in its drone training program – which highlights safety and operational efficiency.

Before 1985, inflation in the United States put people in higher tax brackets even if their real income – discounting inflation, that is – hadn’t budged. The term we used at the time was “bracket creep.” Fortunately, in 1981, Congress passed – and President Reagan signed – a bill that cut tax rates for the next three years. And most of the years between 1979 and 1999 had inflation rates of 3% or less.

As president, Joe Biden's left our country in a dire situation. With the ending of Title 42 coming next month, an estimated 18,000 illegal immigrants per day may flood into our communities that are already overburdened with migrants. And don’t think that these are only innocent migrants running from failed governments in South and Central America.

While Att. Gen. Ken Paxton stated that Houston ISD’s Covid-19 Paid-Leave Policy does not, on its face, violate an employee’s medical privacy rights, he did clarify that “HISD is a covered entity under the Texas Medical Records & Privacy Act, and must comply with its provisions. Any standard documentation that certifies an individual’s COVID-19 vaccination status constitutes a 'vaccine passport'.”

“By rescinding our Medicaid waiver, the Biden Administration needlessly threatened the healthcare of many vulnerable Texans. Texas knows its own healthcare needs better than the federal government, and this puts those needs first,” said Cruz after Biden restored the state's 10-year waiver that - if not allowed - could have jeopardized the coverage of 2-out-of-5 Texas children who rely on Medicaid.

“I was horrified by the crimes against fellow Texan and service member SPC Vanessa Guillén, and hope this legislation honors her memory and legacy as a monumental step toward ending sexual assault and harassment in our nation’s military. The SHIIP Act creates commonsense protections and processes to ensure that instances of sexual assault are removed from the military’s chain of command,” said South Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales.

The Texas Workforce Commission's Jobs & Education for Texans (JET) Program supports Texas' employers by preparing students for careers in occupations identified as being in high demand. And now approximately $50 million has been allocated to help eligible institutions that apply for grant funding to defray the start-up costs of developing Career & Technical Education Programs.

“We’re here, we learned a lot, we’re angry. We came here upset with this administration, and we’re leaving even more upset,” said Cong. James Comer, who along with Texas Cong. Pete Sessions and over a half-dozen other members visited the U.S. Customs & Border Patrol's Yuma Sector, where immigrants stream across the U.S Border through a little-known pathway where Arizona, Mexico & California meet.

"To be a Law Enforcement Officer is to answer a higher calling, which is why I'm proud to recognize the dedication & bravery of our DPS troopers across the state and throughout history," said Gov. Abbott, dedicating the memorial to honor DPS Officers & Texas Rangers who have given their lives protecting their fellow Texans. The monument includes a 77-foot circle of granite and an 11-foot-tall bronze DPS Trooper.

“Crime is going up in far-left cities because of soft-on-crime policies. Biden’s response is to clamp down on guns put together in a kit. Federal law already prohibits felons from owning or possessing any gun, including so called ‘ghost guns,’” said Sen. James Lankford of Oklahoma prior to introducing a Congressional Review Act Joint Resolution of Disapproval to stop Mr. Biden’s proposed new rule.

Attorney General Ken Paxton joined a multi-state effort in an emergency application to the U.S. Supreme Court in a racial discrimination case against Fairfax County Virginia's School Board – the state’s largest school district – after the board issued new admissions criteria that was intended to reduce the number of Asian-American students while moving toward a progressive vision of racial balance.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Mexican State Gov. Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda signed a "Memorandum of Understanding" between their two States to both enhance border security measures that prevent illegal immigration from surging into Texas, and that improve the flow of traffic across Laredo's Colombia International Bridge – and the agreement goes into effect immediately.

"Caroline Harris' background as a Capitol staffer, and her in-depth experience with the legislative process will serve the residents of HD 52 well as they work to meet the challenges and opportunities of the future,” said Mary Tipps, Executive Director of the Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC.

Texas' Health & Human Services Commission has received approval from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture for a 4th round of federal Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) food benefits for Texas families with children who temporarily lost access to free or reduced-price school meals due to COVID-19. The program will benefit some 2.1 million Texas children during the 2021-22 school year.