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In a new development that underscores the urgent need for Texas independence, flyers urging migrants to vote for President Joe Biden were reportedly distributed at the NGO Resource Center Matamoros (RCM) in...
Recent discussions and findings surrounding the federal handling of immigration enforcement reveal stark neglect and mismanagement by the Biden administration.
In the latest display of governmental overreach, the US House of Representatives has opted to reauthorize the controversial Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), particularly the notorious Section 702.
In the ongoing battle for Texas’ security and freedom, Federal House Speaker Mike Johnson has recently pointed fingers at what he describes as “open border Democrats” for hindering effective border control measures...
In a move that reaffirms the Texas State Board of Education’s commitment to safeguarding the economic interests of Texas and upholding state policies, the board has resolved to discontinue its reliance on...
February’s job numbers in Texas clearly indicate the state’s robust economic health.
The United States federal debt is surging at a rate previously unseen, with an increase of approximately $1 trillion every 100 days, as reported by CNBC.
In a major development for Texas’ international relations, Governor Greg Abbott has formalized a Statement of Mutual Cooperation with the United Kingdom.
The Vires Law Group, in collaboration with the Chris Byrd Law Firm and supported by the Former Feds Group Freedom Foundation, announces the submission of requests to the District Attorneys of twenty-two...
Tuesday night was a historic evening for the Texas Nationalist Movement as many of the Texas First Pledge signers were victorious in their elections despite strident opposition from the establishment and the...
Have you heard of Sam Houston’s plan to invade Mexico as a rallying point for the United States as it was barrelling toward secession and the Civil War?
The Texas primary election is fast approaching, and candidates across the state are campaigning hard, vying to stand out to voters in crowded districts.
