Texas Solicitor General Admits State Possibly ‘Went Too Far’ With Controversial Immigration Bill
Lawyers for Texas admitted to an appeals court that the controversial S.B. 4 may have come too close to violating the precedent set by Arizona v. U.S.
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Just Like Everything Else, Mobile Homes in Texas Are Becoming Less Affordable
Historically, manufactured homes (sometimes called mobile homes) have been considered an affordable housing option for some. But even they have...
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5th Circ. Questions Texas’ Standing In SEC Proxy Rule Battle
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Pelosi Gets Pissed, Morning Joe Meltdown, Minorities Turn on Kamala!
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