Immigration attorney Lisa Koop: “It doesn’t feel like a court, it doesn’t act like a court, it doesn’t look like a court.”

Texas won a lawsuit it filed against the government agency.

The “fetal heartbeat” bill would prohibit the procedure for people who are more than six weeks pregnant.

A total of 12 men have been refusing to eat to protest the conditions, treatment and length of their detainment. 

One teen mother: “All my friends that I was in placements with—every single one—either has a kid or is pregnant right now.”

The state has not found an effective alternative to Planned Parenthood, which it defunded in 2011.

When the law was passed in 1978, about a third of Native children were being forced into foster care and adoption.

Despite announcement, Trump administration could continue separating families, according to legal experts.  

Amid public outcry over Trump’s family separation practice, doctors describe despondent young children at three Texas detention centers.

As state lawmakers continue to pass restrictive measures, a coalition of reproductive rights advocates are working on what they call a “big fix” to Texas’ restrictive abortion laws.

The coalition calls on the Organization of American States’ Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to end “unjustifiable” separation of migrant parents and children at the border.

A correction in data collection still confirms that Black pregnant Texans face disproportionate health dangers.

The move comes as details emerge on the role troops deployed by President Donald Trump will play on the United States-Mexico border.

Hailed by the Trump administration, the ruling allows law enforcement to ask detainees for proof of citizenship.

The short documentary delves into the Black teacher’s interaction with two White Austin Police Department officers in 2015. 

“I made my decision, and that is between me and God. Through all of this, I have never changed my mind.”

The decision overrules the Trump administration’s objections.

“The Texas code already recognizes that a natural disaster is an extenuating circumstance necessitating accommodations.”