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Month: April 2022

Texas to send buses of undocumented immigrants to US capital if they’re willing to go, Gov. Greg Abbott says

By Amir Vera and Amy Simonson, CNN Texas will send willing undocumented immigrants to Washington, DC, by bus and plane, Gov. Greg Abbott’s office announced Wednesday, saying local leaders in the state are fed up with the federal government for releasing migrants into their communities. Abbott told reporters the plan is a response to the

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Reportan agente herido en atentado en oficina del Servicio Penitenciario de Ecuador

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) – El Servicio de Atención de Personas Privadas de Libertad de Ecuador (SNAI) informó este miércoles que se registró un “hecho de violencia” contra un agente de seguridad penitenciaria que se encontraba en las oficinas centrales de la institución en Quito. El agente trabajaba junto a otros funcionarios del SNAI cuando

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Safety concerns arise again at Tippin Elementary after video shows a car driving on the wrong side of the road to beat traffic

EL PASO, Texas — Parents of Tippin Elementary are scared for their children’s safety after another incident of what they’re calling ‘insane’ driving occurred. “I was just baffled,” Melissa Rangel, a parent at Tippin Elementary, said. Rangel was in the car Tuesday when a truck with a trailer attached crossed the double line and drove

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Man who lived in daughter’s Sarah Lawrence College dorm room convicted of sex trafficking, forced labor and other federal crimes

By Rob Frehse, CNN The father who lived in his daughter’s college dorm room has been convicted of sex trafficking, forced labor, tax evasion and money laundering after less than a day of jury deliberations, the US Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of New York announced Wednesday. “Twelve years ago, Larry Ray moved into

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Oklahoma lawmakers advance another abortion bill, this one to allow civil enforcement

By Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN An Oklahoma House committee voted Wednesday to advance a bill that would allow private citizens to take civil action against abortion providers to enforce the law. The bill would follow another anti-abortion bill the Oklahoma legislature sent to the governor’s desk on Tuesday that would make performing an abortion or attempting

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