Texans should demand substance from Trump on immigration
This editorial critiques Donald Trump for delivering slogans rather than policy specifics on immigration. It notes zero net migration from Mexico, cites 680000 deportations under Obama, and argues for Congress to craft workable reform. It warns against mass deportation plans and a border wall funded by Mexico, urging concrete proposals and leadership.
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Lawmakers and officials contact details listed for Texas leaders
A compiled list provides addresses phone numbers and emails for federal lawmakers U S Rep Mike Conaway and U S Sen John Cornyn and Ted Cruz U S Rep William Hurd U S Rep Randy Neugebauer Rep Tom Craddick Rep Brooks Landgraf Sen Kel Seliger and Sen Carlos Uresti among others with office locations in Midland Odessa Austin and Washington D C The document reads like a directory of contact points for regional representatives and senators with both district and state offices noted along with web links.
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Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
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Fox
W. Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Conaway
House
John Cornyn
Hart Senate
Cornyn
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Ted Cruz
Dirksen
Washington, D.C
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William Hurd
Helotes
Cannon
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Randy.house.gov
Tom Craddick
Republican
Capitol
P.O
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Brooks Landgraf
West 4Th St
Capitol Extension
Brooks.landgraf
State
Sen
Kel Seliger
Amarillo
E. University Bivd
P.O. Box
Senate State
Why we should take more refugees CHAPMAN STEPHEN
Stephen Chapman argues for expanding refugee intake, citing humanitarian duty and long term benefits to society and economy. He contends broader admission aligns with American values and global leadership, urging reform to asylum policies and integration supports.
Refugee burden calls for bolder U.S. action on Syrians
In the wake of the Syrian exodus, the United States faces a growing refugee crisis. Four million Syrians fled to neighboring countries with thousands dying at sea, while Europe opens doors and the U.S. weighs expanding resettlement beyond the current 1,500 arrivals. Advocates urge 100,000 Syrians resettled by next year, highlighting past movements of Vietnamese, Cubans, and Soviet Jews as precedent. Experts stress selective screening and humanitarian duty, arguing admission is a strategic step against extremism and a test of national values.
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