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Texas has come up with a parcel of rural ranchland along the US-Mexico border to use as a staging area for potential mass deportations under President-elect Donald Trump

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Texas Offers 1,400 Acres Land To Donald Trump For Largest Deportation In Nation’s History

On Sunday, August 18, a grand Pran Pratishtha ceremony was held in Houston, Texas where a 90-foot-tall Hanuman statue was inaugurated.

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Texas Gets 90-Feet-Tall Hanuman Sculpture, Third Tallest Statue In United States

Last week, the night sky from California to Texas was lit up a little extraordinarily when a mysterious and slow-moving fireball traversed through it which left people puzzled about its identity.

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Mysterious Fireball Flies Through Night Sky From California To Texas

Meta Reaches $1.4 Billion Settlement with Texas Over Facial Recognition Privacy Lawsuit

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Meta Reaches $1.4 Billion Settlement with Texas Over Facial Recognition Privacy Lawsuit

In preparation for the battering, Texas on Sunday closed operations and vessel traffic in its largest ports. The decision was taken as Beryl approached the Texas coast near Houston.

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Texas Closes Operations At Major Ports, Braces For Destruction

Bruhat Soma, a seventh grader, claimed the US National Spelling Bee champion title along with a Scripps Cup trophy and a check for USD 50,000 after correctly spelling a 90-second spell off against the second runners up 12-year-old Faizan Zaki from Texas.

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Bharatiya American Bruhat Soma Wins 2024 Scripps National Spelling Bee

Deadly Storms Devastate Central US: At Least 18 Killed Across Multiple States

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Deadly Storms Devastate Central US: At Least 18 Killed Across Multiple States

Two Bodies Discovered in Rural Oklahoma County Amid Search for Missing Kansas Women

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Two Bodies Discovered in Rural Oklahoma County Amid Search for Missing Kansas Women

Title: Federal Appeals Court Puts Texas Immigration Law on Hold Again A federal appeals court has stopped Texas from enforcing a law that would allow the state to arrest migrants suspected of entering the U.S. illegally. This law, supported by Republican Governor Greg Abbott, has faced legal challenges, with critics arguing it violates federal immigration powers. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a 2-1 ruling on Tuesday, temporarily blocking the Texas law from taking effect. This decision comes after the Supreme Court allowed the law to be enacted briefly last week, causing confusion and concern along the U.S.-Mexico border. The appeals court's ruling means that Texas cannot implement the controversial law until a broader decision is made on its legality. A panel of judges will hear arguments on the law in the coming week. The National Immigration Law Center's Lisa Graybill commented on the chaos surrounding the law, noting its controversial nature and suggesting that political factors may influence judicial rulings. Chief Judge Priscilla Richman, writing for the majority, cited a previous Supreme Court decision that emphasized federal authority over immigration matters. The Texas law, she argued, creates state-level offenses related to immigration enforcement, encroaching on federal jurisdiction. The Justice Department has opposed the Texas law, arguing that it would disrupt border operations and undermine federal authority. Texas officials, however, contend that the state has the right to act due to perceived federal inaction on immigration issues. Judge Andrew Oldham, in his dissent, argued for Texas's right to enforce laws desired by its citizens, despite federal objections. He emphasized the importance of state sovereignty in addressing local concerns. The Texas law, signed by Governor Abbott, allows law enforcement officers to arrest individuals suspected of illegal entry into the U.S. Once apprehended, migrants could face deportation or misdemeanor charges for illegal entry. However, the brief period when the law was in effect revealed logistical challenges and resistance from some sheriffs. Many sheriffs expressed concerns about their ability to enforce the law effectively, citing resource constraints and practical limitations. Critics of the law have raised concerns about potential civil rights violations and racial profiling. Supporters, on the other hand, argue that the law requires probable cause for arrests and would primarily be used in border counties. The legal battle over the Texas immigration law underscores the ongoing debate over state versus federal authority in immigration enforcement. With the law temporarily blocked, the issue remains unresolved, leaving the fate of Texas's immigration policies uncertain.

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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Hold on Texas Immigration Law Allowing Migrant Arrests

The Texas border law, which would have empowered state law enforcement authorities to arrest individuals suspected of illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, was once again blocked a day after it came into effect. This Republican-backed law had been cleared by the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, despite the rejection of a request by President Joe Biden's administration.

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Texas Immigration Law Put on Hold Again, Pauses SC Order to Arrest People Illegally Crossing Border

Texas Migrant Arrest Law Paused Again After Brief Implementation: Update on Border Enforcement Measures

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Texas Migrant Arrest Law Paused Again After Brief Implementation: Update on Border Enforcement Measures

Texas Border Reacts: Supreme Court Allows Strict Immigration Law Enforcement, Stirring Anticipation and Anger

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Texas Border Reacts: Supreme Court Allows Strict Immigration Law Enforcement, Stirring Anticipation and Anger

United States President Joe Biden and his predecessor, Donald Trump played through more than a dozen states on Super Tuesday. It’s increasing pressure on the former president’s last major rival, Nikki Haley, to leave the Republican race.

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Donald Trump and Joe Biden Dominate Super Tuesday Races

Supreme Court Halts Texas Law Enabling Migrant Arrests: Temporary Block in Place

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Supreme Court Halts Texas Law Enabling Migrant Arrests: Temporary Block in Place

Texas Wildfire Tragedy: Two Lives Lost as Blaze Consumes 500 Structures

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Texas Wildfire Tragedy: Two Lives Lost as Blaze Consumes 500 Structures

Texas Battles Second-Largest Wildfire in US History, Trailing Maui's Devastation

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Texas Battles Second-Largest Wildfire in US History, Trailing Maui’s Devastation

Idaho's Execution of Serial Killer Thomas Creech Stalled After 10 Failed IV Attempts

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Idaho’s Execution of Serial Killer Thomas Creech Stalled After 10 Failed IV Attempts

Texas Panhandle Engulfed: Massive Wildfire Scorches Over 1 Million Acres with Heightened Danger Looming

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Texas Panhandle Engulfed: Massive Wildfire Scorches Over 1 Million Acres with Heightened Danger Looming

Indian-American Engineer Ashok Veeraraghavan Wins Texas' Prestigious Academic Award

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Indian-American Engineer Ashok Veeraraghavan Wins Texas’ Prestigious Academic Award

CROWN Act: Texas Judge Rules Black Student's Dreadlocks Suspension Doesn't Violate Law

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CROWN Act: Texas Judge Rules Black Student’s Dreadlocks Suspension Doesn’t Violate Law

Elon Musk Shifts SpaceX to Texas After Delaware Pay Package Ruling

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Elon Musk Shifts SpaceX to Texas After Delaware Pay Package Ruling

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