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May 31, 2022

Democratic Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia (TX-29) joins Julie Mason to discuss the leaked SCOTUS draft opinion that signals Roe v Wade could be overturned, plus immigration legislation in Texas.


May 31, 2022

WASHINGTON — Texas lawmakers were divided largely along party lines Tuesday over a leaked Supreme Court opinion striking down the landmark Roe vs. Wade decision that established a woman's legal right to an abortion.


May 26, 2022

Democrats have opened an ideological rift on Title 42 and the issue of immigration ahead of the upcoming midterms this week. Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus met with President Biden Monday to urge him to follow through on the CDC's announced May 23deadline to lift Title 42.


May 26, 2022

DENTON — U.S. Congresswoman Sylvia R. Garcia today announced a $50,000 gift to Texas Woman's University to launch a scholarship program aimed at supporting students who aspire to careers in public service and come from traditionally underrepresented groups in federal, state and local politics.

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May 26, 2022

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas is already crowdfunding a border wall between the state and Mexico, and now it's requesting donations as migrants are bused to Washington, D.C.


May 26, 2022

U.S. representative for Texas, Sylvia R. Garcia, announced she has COVID-19 on Wednesday.

Rep. Garcia released this statement Wednesday:


May 26, 2022

A Cayman Islands government press release confirmed that the Premier and Minister for Sustainability and Climate Resiliency, Wayne Panton, attended the Carribbean Financial Access Roundtable on Wednesday, April 20 to discuss correspondent banking relationships as well as other matters.


May 26, 2022

Primer ministro de Trinidad y Tobago, Keith Rowley, pidió una mayor cooperación entre los bancos estadounidenses y caribeños lo anterior durante la apertura de la Mesa Redonda sobre Eliminación de Riesgos y Banca Corresponsal celebrada en el Centro Lloyd Erskine Sandiford en Bridgetown, Barbados, esta semana.


May 26, 2022

La soldado hispana fue reportada como desaparecida el 22 de abril del 2020 en la base militar de Fort Hood, Texas, cuando tenía 20 años. El asesinato de Vanessa Guillén provocó una reforma en el Ejército y permitió la creación de leyes que catalogan el acoso sexual como delito en el Código de Justicia Militar.