South Texas Book Festival’s Fiesta! Casino Night Fundraiser Wins Texas Library Association Award
Sponsorship opportunities for this year’s fundraiser are now availabl
Documents Show Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice Influence Over U.S. Trade Policy
In April, USTR finally responded to two of the remaining FOIA requests
Texas Delegation Urges Congress to Withhold Aid to Mexico Over Water Treaty Dispute
Texans in Congress are threatening federal funds for Mexico, escalating a dispute over Mexico’s obligations to deliver water to the United States.
CBP Seizes $496K In Cocaine in Commercial Truck Hauling Cotton Candy at World Trade...
The narcotics had a combined street value of $496,879.
Mexico Extradites Cartel’s Precursor Chemical Broker to United States to Face Trial
In July 2023, Carlos Algredo Vazquez’s brother, Javier Algredo Vazquez, 56, was convicted at trial for his role in the same drug conspiracy and sentenced on Feb. 23 to 18 years and eight months in prison.
Hundreds Attend Brownsville Mayor Cowen’s Inaugural State of The City Address
The event drew an audience of 800
Laura Nassri Warren’s 20-Year Journey in Architecture
Texas Border Business recently interviewed Laura Nassri Warren, AAI, principal of The Warren Group, who is marking two decades of her entrepreneurial leadership in architecture.
Texas Rejects President Biden’s Border Proposals
Operation Lone Star continues to fill the dangerous gaps created by the Biden Administration’s refusal to secure the border.
U.S. Law Enforcement Takes Action Against More Than 3,000 Money Mules
As part of this year’s initiative, law enforcement took action to stop over 3,000 money mules responsible for facilitating a range of fraud schemes.
Landowner Compensation Program for Those Affected by Border Crime Launched
Landowners must file claims within 90 days of the incident causing the damage.
