Uriel J. García
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Catholic Charities leader says feds lifted its funding ban (opens the original)
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The Trump administration lifted a funding ban for the Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, which operates a migrant shelter in McAllen, said Sister Norma Pimentel during a Texas Tribune Festival panel on Friday. Pimentel was asked by Niala Boodhoo, an events host for Religion News Service, for an update on the funding ban the Trump administration imposed in November 2025. The ban was imposed after an audit in which the federal government said it found 50 instances in which the nonprofit
Jon Rosenthal says he and Bo French have agreed to debate (opens the original)
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Bo French, the Republican candidate for railroad commissioner who has been under fire for making racist social media posts about University of Texas students, will face off against Democrat nominee Jon Rosenthal in a debate next month ahead, Rosenthal said Friday. The two candidates are seeking one of three seats on the Railroad Commission of Texas — which oversees a constellation of energy infrastructure across the state, including gas and oil. The agency does not actually oversee railroads. Ro
Jon Rosenthal says he and Bo French agreed to first major debate between Texas statewide candidates (opens the original)
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Bo French, the Republican candidate for railroad commissioner who has been under fire for making racist social media posts about University of Texas students, will face off against Democrat nominee Jon Rosenthal in a debate next month ahead, Rosenthal said Friday. The two candidates are seeking one of three seats on the Railroad Commission of Texas — which oversees a constellation of energy infrastructure across the state, including gas and oil. The agency does not actually oversee railroads. Ro
After ICE shooting, Venezuelan man’s quick release from Austin hospital raises questions (opens the original)
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Uriel J. García, Zach Leggio, And Alex Nguyen About four hours after Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was admitted to an Austin hospital with a gunshot wound, the Venezuelan man was discharged Sunday and taken 135 miles south to an immigration detention center where some detainees have complained about inadequate medical care. The bullet fired by a federal immigration officer is still lodged to his back, according to Garces Perez and his immigration lawyer, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch. After he began “expe
Migrants who planted roots in Texas are being swept up in the immigration crackdown. Here are five of their stories. (opens the original)
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By Uriel J. García, Alejandra Martinez, Alejandro Santos Cid And Alex Nguyen | Illustrations By Lauren Crow | Data Analysis By Alex Ford President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025 with a signature promise: the largest mass deportation effort by the federal government in U.S. history. He said his administration would target the “worst of the worst,” hunting down and deporting immigrants with violent criminal histories. But in reality, according to federal government data,
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