The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: When is it ever a time not to spend more money and create more specialty positions in public schools? One would think that declining enrollments, including from illegal immigration which increase the need for hard to find and expensive bilingual specialists, would be a time for public school districts to catch their fiscal breaths. But no, it’s just another crisis that needs more money despite the fact declining enrollments vastly lower expenses.
Plus other border and immigration news:
- CBS report marvels that once-chaotic southern border crossing has gone quiet under Trump crackdown
- Trump Immigration Agenda Upends West Texas US Attorney’s Office
- Mexican Navy Cracks Down on Gulf Cartel’s Fuel Smuggling Operation near Texas Border
- State Department Warns About Cartel Violence in Mexican Border City Following Commander’s Arrest | Reynosa Wakes to Narco Blockades After Capture of Regional Metros Officer
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Dallas Fed reports: Texas service sector resumes growth in April.
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