Over the weekend, anti-ICE protests were rampant in major cities across the US, most notably in Los Angeles, where looting, arson, and attacks on police officers were prevalent. Due to […]
“No Kings” Protests Planned Throughout Texas This Weekend Read More »
During the Trump administration’s first 100 days, tremendous strides have been made towards accomplishing the President’s campaign promise of mass deportation. Despite this progress, fewer than 100,000 illegal aliens have
by Chris Russo – President, Texans for Strong Borders On May 12, 2025, the Texas House of Representatives voted down House Bill 2858, a proposal to establish a state-managed guest
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Texans for Strong Borders asks for Amendments to Senate Bill 39 to Protect Texans Recently, several groups statewide have expressed serious concerns about Senate Bill 39, which was recently referred
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E-Verify Passes in the Texas Senate, but faces Uphill Battle in Rep. Ken King’s State Affairs Committee in the Texas House Texans for Strong Borders is thrilled to report that the Senate
Houston, TX. April 25, 2025 — The Texas Senate has advanced several key measures to secure the Texas Border and bolster internal immigration enforcement, including: Texans for Strong Borders President,
It’s Time for Texas to End In-state Tuition for Illegals Earlier this week, Texans for Strong Borders President Chris Russo testified at the Senate Committee on Education K-16 in favor of SB
An Easter Message from Strong Borders President Chris Russo As we commemorate Christ’s eternal sacrifice on this Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion, it is important for Christians to pause and
Strong Borders Newsletter 4/18/25 – Priority Bill Update Read More »
While we recognize the intent behind SB 30 and HB 4806 to streamline commerce and lower costs for consumers, we are deeply concerned that, as currently written, the bill would
