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Civil rights groups sue to restore Texas Dream Act after federal judge blocks it

Texas, United States · Texas

Civil rights groups sue to restore Texas Dream Act after federal judge blocks it

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Texas Dream Act, the first of its kind in the nation, extended in-state tuition at public colleges and universities to students without legal immigration status. The Justice Department sued Texas, calling the law unconstitutional. Texas' attorney general, and a federal judge, agreed.Read Article

Efforts to admonish, recall Houston Mayor John Whitmire face steep uphill climb

Houston, Texas · Houston

Efforts to admonish, recall Houston Mayor John Whitmire face steep uphill climb

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A political scientist compared the effort to formally admonish Whitmire over his cozy relationship with Republicans to “a snowball that's rolling downhill in a desert.” An initiative to recall Whitmire would need to collect three times as many signatures in a sixth of the time as recent petitions to change city charter.Read Article

ICE Detains Multiple Men at Houston Immigration Courthouse, Civil Rights Organization Says

Coverage: 4 sources

The men were detained after their immigration cases were administratively closed, according to FIEL Houston. Its account matches reports of similar immigration enforcement tactics witnessed in other cities in Texas and across the United States, in which people have been detained at courthouses shortly after their cases were dropped at the request of federal attorneys.Houston, Texas · Houston See the Story

‘This is triage:’ Houston’s National Weather Service office has nine vacancies as nationwide hires resume

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The weather service has lost 600 employees nationwide this year due to firings, early retirement offers and federal deferred resignation offers, according to a union representative.Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

Former Afghan soldier arrested at Houston-area home by ICE, stripped of asylum protections, attorney says

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The soldier is one of at least 20,000 Afghans seeking asylum nationwide, having fled Afghanistan after aiding the U.S. military during the two-decades-long war there.Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

Bill to limit Harris County’s authority over surplus toll road funds dies as legislative session ends

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Harris County commissioners lobbied against Senate Bill 2722, which would have given 30% of the county's surplus toll road funds to the City of Houston. But one commissioner said Monday he was open to negotiating with the city, which regularly dispatches emergency personnel to the toll roads.Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

In major win for Mayor Whitmire, judge approves drainage settlement saving Houston $180 million over next year

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Earlier this week, the City of Houston urged a court to make a decision quickly regarding a proposed agreement with the plaintiffs in a 2019 lawsuit over the city’s spending on street and drainage projects. Some Houston residents and a nonprofit advocacy group asked the court to reject the settlement.Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

It’s stinging caterpillar season in the Houston area and across Texas, expert warns

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The asp or puss caterpillar is the most common species of stinging caterpillar in the Houston area, according to the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, which says they are typically encountered from April through June.Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

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