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Texas Politics · Austin

Justice Department sues Texas over in-state tuition for students without legal residency

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Minneapolis

Twin Cities activists protest ICE raids

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Protesters are holding a rally at the Lake Street/Marshall Avenue Bridge to voice their opposition to ICE raids that have intensified during the second Trump administration.See the Story

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · United States

ICE Arrests Mexican Man at San Benito Taqueria, Deported Same Day

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SAN BENITO, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids at local Rio Grande Valley restaurants and businesses have sparked fear across the region. Valley Central spoke to Alexis Vasquez, who was arrested on Monday at Taqueria Mante in San Benito, and explained some of the anxieties felt days prior and how, just hours later, he was taken by a van to an international bridge in Brownsville and deported to Mex…See the Story

ICE Raids South Texas Worksites, 12 Illegal Immigrants Arrested - American Faith

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) apprehended 12 illegal immigrants during two coordinated worksite enforcement operations in South Texas on Monday. The raids, led by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) out of the Rio Grande Valley Office, targeted businesses in Harlingen and San Benito. ICE confirmed that one female illegal immigrant resisted arrest and allegedly assaulted a federal agent. She now faces two counts of assault on …Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Harlingen See the Story

The Economist: Glaring Global Gloom

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A new report on the global economic outlook has recently been released. The World Economic Forum regularly surveys chief economists, with the current information collected during the first half of April. The findings are worthy of note.Panola County, Texas · Panola County See the Story

Valley tech startup Supply Pay wants to hear from all importers and exporters – Rio Grande Guardian

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Calling all importers and exporters. Weslaco-based Supply Pay, the tech startup company that plans to streamline international supply chains, wants to hear from you. Tech entrepreneur William Steele, CEO and co-founder of Supply Pay, made his pitch at the end of a panel discussion at the 2025 South Texas Summit. The summit was hosted by the South Texas Business Partnership. Just as the panel was about to end, Steele said: “…Startups · San Antonio Read Article

Longoria: South Texas Rotarians were shocked when I told them who the budget cuts would affect – Rio Grande Guardian

EDINBURG, Texas – The director of Hidalgo County’s Community Service Agency (CSA) says Rotarians from across South Texas were shocked when he told them the extent of the cuts his agency is facing, should Congress adopt President Trump’s budget proposals. Jaime R. Longoria met recently with Rotarians from across the Rio Grande Valley, Laredo, and the Coastal Bend. Specifically, Longoria spoke about cuts to the Low-Income Household Energy Assistan…Edinburg, Texas · Edinburg Read Article

Shapiro: Going forward, the U.S. is going to need Mexico more and more – Rio Grande Guardian

BROWNSVILLE, Texas – The director of research for the Bespoke Group says that as the world becomes less unipolar, the United States is going to have to work much more closely with Mexico. Jacob, L. Shapiro holds a master’s degree with distinction from Oxford University and a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University. He was guest speaker via a video link at an international trade forum hosted by the Mexican Consulate’s Office in Brownsville. He…Brownsville, Texas · Brownsville Read Article

Villalobos: I urge the federal government to explore options for lawful employment for all law-abiding people in the US – Rio Grande Guardian

As mayor of the City of McAllen, I want to express my sincere gratitude to our federal officials and the current administration for their diligent efforts to secure the southern border. Thanks to the administration’s actions, unlawful border crossings are at a ten-year low, and our national security continues to increase. With that, border cities are once again able to focus on providing high quality of life for our residents and visitors, thro…McAllen · McAllen Read Article

An interview with STVT McAllen Executive Director Vanessa Pardo – Rio Grande Guardian

MCALLEN, Texas – On June 10, 2025, South Texas Vocational Technical Institute McAllen broke ground on a brand new electrical lab. The lab is part of the group’s electrical technician program, a ten-month program that combines traditional classroom education with real-world, hands-on training. At the conclusion of the groundbreaking ceremony, the Rio Grande Guardian secured an exclusive interview with Vanessa Pardo, STVT McAllen’s executive dir…McAllen · McAllen Read Article

Villalobos: Drop in bridge crossings is going to hurt the City of McAllen's budget – Rio Grande Guardian

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The City of McAllen’s budget is going to be negatively impacted by a drop in bridge crossings, as fewer Mexican tourists are shopping in stores, eating in restaurants or staying in hotels. This is the view of McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos. He spoke about the issue when appearing as a panelist at the 2025 South Texas Summit hosted by the South Texas Business Partnership. “We have two international bridges, Hidalgo Internati…McAllen · McAllen Read Article

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Justice Department sues Texas over in-state tuition for students without legal residency

Twin Cities activists protest ICE raids

ICE Arrests Mexican Man at San Benito Taqueria, Deported Same Day

ICE Raids South Texas Worksites, 12 Illegal Immigrants Arrested - American Faith

The Economist: Glaring Global Gloom

Valley tech startup Supply Pay wants to hear from all importers and exporters – Rio Grande Guardian

Longoria: South Texas Rotarians were shocked when I told them who the budget cuts would affect – Rio Grande Guardian

Shapiro: Going forward, the U.S. is going to need Mexico more and more – Rio Grande Guardian

Villalobos: I urge the federal government to explore options for lawful employment for all law-abiding people in the US – Rio Grande Guardian

An interview with STVT McAllen Executive Director Vanessa Pardo – Rio Grande Guardian

Villalobos: Drop in bridge crossings is going to hurt the City of McAllen's budget – Rio Grande Guardian

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