Texas GOP Attorney General Candidates Aim to Challenge Long Standing Supreme Court Decisions

Texas GOP Attorney General Candidates Aim to Challenge Long-Standing Supreme Court Decisions

In 1975, Texas enacted legislation permitting school districts to deny undocumented students access to free public education. This prompted a lawsuit from several families against a policy implemented by a district in Tyler. The U.S. Supreme Court later decided in Plyler v. Doe that Texas’ law was unconstitutional, affirming that all children have the right…

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Texas Attorney General Investigates UNT Staff for Controversial DEI Practices

Texas Attorney General Investigates UNT Staff for Controversial DEI Practices

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has initiated an investigation into the University of North Texas (UNT) over allegations of promoting what he describes as “radical DEI ideology.” This inquiry is rooted in accusations that the university continues to teach principles related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), despite a ban imposed by federal and state…

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Texas Counties Face Federal Subpoenas for Voter Records: What You Need to Know

Texas Counties Face Federal Subpoenas for Voter Records: What You Need to Know

At least three counties in Texas have recently received or been notified that they will soon receive administrative subpoenas from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). These subpoenas are aimed at acquiring detailed records related to certain voters, including their registration applications and voting histories, although the specific individuals involved have yet to be…

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