EAGLE PASS, Texas - Vice President JD Vance will be in Texas today along the southern border.He’s the highest-ranking official from the Trump administration to

EAGLE PASS, Texas — More than a year after Texas soldiers fenced off and locked out Border Patrol agents from accessing the United States-Mexico border as thousands of illegal immigrants surged across, state authorities have unchained the gate and reopened the door to their federal partners, the Washington Examiner has learned.

Power outages are sweeping across South Texas amid severe wind conditions, with thousands of customers affected.On Tuesday, CBP Energy announced t

The warning will be in effect from noon through 8 p.m. Saturday because of gusty winds, especially dry air and parched vegetation in the area.

Vice President JD Vance visited the U.S.-Mexico border and said that arrests for illegal crossings had fallen sharply.

Trump has deported 37,660 people over the past month, far below Biden's monthly average was 57,000 removals during his last year in office.

LUKE Holdings, a contractor for Customs and Border Protection's migrant camps along Texas' southern border, laid off 666 workers last week.

With Mexico at his back, Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday said migrants without legal documentation should self-deport to their home countries. Vance was the highest-ranking federal official to visit the U.

Florida-based healthcare staffing firm LUKE Holdings, Inc. has laid off 666 people across numerous U.S. Customs and Border Patrol stations along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to several notices sent to the Texas Workforce Commission. Employees out of a job worked in Del Rio, Laredo, Donna, Eagle Pass, and El Paso.

Speaking of upgrades, it looks like the Texas Eagle is about to get a boost with a feature train lovers haven't seen on the line since 2020. We'll take a closer look at the upgrade that is set to launch in March,

The San Antonio Express-News visited the Eagle Pass facility in December 2022 ... An Express-News analysis found that across Texas, DOGE had killed contracts worth more than $272 million by ...