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  • U.S. Representative for El Paso Veronica Escobar denounced Republican efforts to tie strict immigration policy with funding for military efforts in Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
  • The city of El Paso provided shelter for 333 asylum seekers on Monday night with the use of hotels.
  • Civil rights groups on behalf of El Paso County filed a lawsuit against the state of Texas over the newly signed Senate Bill 4 that would make entries into Texas outside of ports of entries a crime.
  • Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a controversial immigration enforcement bill this afternoon. It’s a response to what the Republican governor calls President Biden’s failure to secure the border.
  • A new law takes effect next year that will make crossing the border illegally into Texas – a state crime. A judge or county magistrate will be able to order undocumented migrants returned to a port of entry --and then sent across to Mexico.
  • The El Paso region is seeing a rise in infections related to respiratory illnesses, a trend consistent with other communities throughout the United States.
  • Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a new law this week, making it a state crime to illegally cross the border from Mexico, raising new concerns about racial profiling.
  • Water rates will go up this year after the El Paso Public Service Board approved a 4 percent increase to water and sewer rates. The PSB oversees El Paso Water, which serves about 221,000 residential and commercial customers.
  • East Siders and drivers in Horizon are frustrated with current road conditions on the busy Pellicano Drive off of Loop 375.
  • The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Texas over state-based immigration enforcement laws passed by the state legislature. The DOJ contends immigration falls solely within the federal government’s responsibility.
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