In Texas, law enforcement officials along the border have booked 230 people this year into two jails set up for Abbott’s Operation Lone Star, according to intake statistics through early May.

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The package will offer more support for ROTC, increase scholarships, guarantee in-state rates for ROTC participants and give early access to registration for students in military-related programs.

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The state military department pulled 2,500 National Guard soldiers who had been assigned to Abbott’s border security mission, Operation Lone Star, one memo from late Wednesday shows.

The state military department pulled 2,500 National Guard soldiers who had been assigned to Abbott’s border security mission, Operation Lone Star, one memo from late Wednesday shows.

Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered the Texas National Guard to prepare to manage any “lawlessness” that could arise Saturday during protests planned in cities throughout the state.

The other big OLS cut is $500 million to the Texas Military Department, though the agency still has a total of $1.7 billion for border security—enough to retain much of its large soldier ...

The Texas health department reported no new cases of measles on Friday, the first time the state has not recorded an increase since the outbreak began in February.

A sign seen on May 12 near Marker 4 east of the Texas-New Mexico state line — illegible from the Mexican bank of the Rio Grande — warns that the U.S. Department of Defense has taken over the area.

The Justice Department on Wednesday sought to block a Texas law that for decades has given college students without legal residency in the U.S. access to reduced tuition rates.

Another $500 million was slashed from the Texas Military Department, which has had soldiers patrolling the Rio Grande and built a forward operating base in Eagle Pass last year.