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September 8, 2019
SAN ANTONIO - Two local representatives say they are looking to move forward at gun legislation on the state and federal levels following mass shootings in El Paso and Odessa.
September 6, 2019
TEXAS — This week, the Trump administration announced it would divert billions in funds for military projects, including in Texas, to build a border wall.
Issues:Immigration
September 6, 2019
San Antonio, T.X. – Tonight, at 6 P.M., Congressman Doggett (D-San Antonio) will join art leaders and the Esperanza Center to celebrate the long history of artistic talent that has helped shape the city into one of the most vibrant cultural destinations in our country. Two of the city’s most important artists, Beatriz Llamas and Blanquita Rodríguez, of Las Tesoras de San Antonio, will receive one of the Nation’s highest honors for their artistic contributions. Former NEA Fellowship recipients include accordionists Eva Ybarra and Flaco Jimenez.
September 5, 2019
SAN ANTONIO - Elected officials and political candidates in the San Antonio area are criticizing the federal government's decision to divert billions in funds for military projects around the world, including in San Antonio, to build segments of a border wall.
Issues:Immigration
September 4, 2019
President Trump’s quest to use military construction money to help build the border wall will fund 52 miles of new steel bollard barriers in Laredo, while eliminating $18.5 million for a new dining hall at the Camp Bullis training range.
Issues:Immigration
August 29, 2019
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Despite flurry around racially-charged statements, an ongoing trade war, and recent poll numbers showing Democratic candidates defeating the incumbent President Donald Trump in 2020, national and state Republicans pitch a consistent message: the President's policies have led to the longest economic expansion in history.
Thursday, the Trump Victory campaign, the Republican National Committee, and the Texas GOP hosted an economic roundtable at Thomas Graphics, a printing shop, as part of a nationwide tour called "Open for Business."
Issues:Growing Our Economy
August 27, 2019
Welcome, Roadrunners new and returning! Whether you are learning your way around campus or embracing your last year, we need thoughtful leaders like you. I implore you to get involved. As a member of Congress that represents San Antonio and the downtown UTSA campus, I want to hear from you. From issues like net neutrality to climate action, I welcome your advice and advocacy.
August 27, 2019
Welcome to campus, Bobcats, both new and returning! Whether you are learning your way around campus or embracing your last year, we need thoughtful leaders like you. I implore you to get involved. As a member of Congress representing much of San Marcos, I am working to serve you and enjoy welcoming new Bobcats at convocation. From federal issues like healthcare and net neutrality to the urgent need to act on climate change, I welcome your advice and advocacy.
August 27, 2019
Welcome to campus, Longhorns! Whether you are learning your way around campus or embracing your last year, we need thoughtful leaders like you. I implore you to get involved. As a lifelong Longhorn who grew up a few blocks from campus, met my wife on campus, and was originally elected to represent all University neighborhoods, I have learned so much here — and now am working to serve you. From federal issues like healthcare to climate change, I welcome your advice and advocacy.
August 25, 2019
Back to school is an exciting time for students from pre-K to college. August brings school supplies, reunions with friends, and the welcome approach of the volleyball season, as well as Friday night Rattlers and Bears football games.