The bill would create a homeland security office in Texas's Department of Public Safety to address illegal immigration, crime, and other security concerns.

Some Democrats unsuccessfully sought to redirect the money to things like child care subsidies and housing assistance.

If passed into law, Senate Bill 36 would make Texas’ immigration enforcement efforts a permanent part of the state’s criminal justice system. SB 36, which passed in the Senate on a 26-4 vote, will now ...

Federal agents participating in a nationwide search for foreign children living in the United States without adult family ...

Several border security programs in Arizona are experiencing funding delays after a federal judge decided to withhold $69 ...

President Donald Trump prioritized loyalty as he built out a team for his second term, surrounding himself with people who ...

A proposal to limit the Baltimore County Council’s ability to develop rural areas will go to the voters next year.

A new book from late author Richard Parker brims with El Paso pride, teasing out the small stuff that makes the city unique.

At the height of illegal border crossings in 2023, Border Patrol encountered 3.2 million people, but now the southern border ...

The acting commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service is resigning over a deal to share immigrants' tax data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement for the purpose of identifying and deporting ...

State agencies spar over cartel activity on islands claimed as Texas land along the border, a new DPS unit is being proposed, ...