In reaction to a viral video that was shared on social media platforms, Governor Greg Abbott advised an Australian woman who complained about “too many American flags” in the U.S. to return to her home country.
Read More Abbott Tells Aussie Traveler Complaining About ‘Too Many U.S. Flags’ To Go Back To Australia
Governor Greg Abbott held a ceremony in Denton, Texas, where he signed Senate Bill 15. The legislation concerns collegiate athletes in the state of Texas who compete on sports teams segregated by players’ “biological sex.”
Read More Gov. Greg Abbott Signs ‘Save Women’s Sports Act’
Two bodies were found near the United States-Mexico border in Rio Grande. One of the bodies was floating along the separation barrier between the countries.
Read More 2 Bodies Found At US-Mexico Border in Rio Grande
On Sunday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott took to Twitter to inform the Biden administration that Texas refuses to comply with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) amid plans to file a lawsuit against the state for a floating border barricade in the Rio Grande.
Read More Texas Governor Defies DOJ Doubling Down On Rio Grande Floating Barriers
Mexico’s Foreign Relations Secretary said that she has sent a diplomatic note to the United States government to express the concerns of the Mexican government regarding Texas’ deployment of floating barriers on the Rio Grande.
Read More Mexico Files Complaint Over Texas’ Floating Barrier On Rio Grande
After weeks of debate, the Texas House and Senate have reached an agreement in principle on a $18 billion proposal that will “deliver the biggest property tax cut in Texas history.”
Read More Texas House and Senate approve ‘biggest property tax cut in Texas history’