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Gov. Abbott says Texas ready to help with Trump’s mass deportation plans
Researchers estimate a one-time migrant roundup on the scale promised by Trump would cost $315 billion.
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How mass deportations would ‘devastate’ Texas
The Lone Star State is home to millions of undocumented residents and members of mixed-status families critical to the state’s economic success, yet Texas leaders are cheering on Trump anyway.
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Texas is the eighth-worst state in which to start a new career, study shows
The Texas Workforce Commission said employers are looking for more experience and education.
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What Trump 2.0 would mean for Texas
The state’s ruling conservative class stands to gain bigly, while everyone else will face the fallout of a radical second term.
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Study: Texas ranks among least self-sufficient U.S. states
The study comes as the Texas Nationalist Movement ramps up efforts to get secession on the November ballot.
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Texas Stock Exchange backed by BlackRock, Citadel to start trading from Dallas next year
The fledgling exchange wants to put up its first stock listings in 2026, according to its operators.
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Texas poised for slower job growth this year, Dallas Fed projects
Falling consumer activity and uncertainty around the 2024 presidential election could complicate the state’s job growth, a Dallas Fed economist said.
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Homelessness in Texas on the rise amid high housing costs, federal estimates show
Homelessness rose last year across nearly every demographic group, but strides were made to connect people with new housing.
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Texas’ heatwave is roasting the state’s economy, according to Dallas Fed
Nearly half of Texas manufacturers and 35.3% of retailers blamed the heatwave for declines in revenue and production.
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Moses Rose’s Paul Reubens: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
San Antonio’s best-known landmark provided an unexpected connection between our two most-read stories.
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Republican files bill in Texas House to let voters decide whether to secede from the U.S.
The bill, authored by far-right grandstander Texas Rep. Bryan Slaton, failed to receive a hearing or a vote when he filed it in 2021.
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Despite tough-on-crime claims, Texas ranks as one of most dangerous U.S. states, study finds
Texas’ high poverty rate and lack of natural disaster relief are among the reasons for the state’s low ranking.
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Nearly 80% of San Antonio business owners feeling adverse effects of inflation, study says
The report comes at the Fed hiked interest rates another 75 basis points on Wednesday.
