Benjamin Wermund is a Washington correspondent for the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News. Based in DC, he covers a wide range of topics including immigration, border issues, politics, and local news. His work has also been featured in the Laredo Morning Times.
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By: Benjamin Wermund, Jhair Romero
Shelby Park in Eagle Pass has been recently transformed under the governor's Operation...
By: Benjamin Wermund
The dispute comes as Eagle Pass is seeing a record surge in crossings and throws into...
By: Benjamin Wermund
The state is seeking a restraining order after it says federal immigration agents used...
By: Benjamin Wermund
The Senate voted 80-12 to confirm the North Texas magistrate judge to the New Orleans-based appeals court.
By: Benjamin Wermund
Pervez Agwan, who is campaigning to unseat Fletcher in the Democratic primary, has called the lawsuit politically motivated.
By: Benjamin Wermund
Police in Texas have found unregulated radioactive material dozens of times over the last five years through the program, which is set to end next year.
By: Benjamin Wermund
The Homeland Security chief is accused of failing to follow immigration law and violating public trust as border crossings have peaked.
By: Benjamin Wermund
"This is not something that we wanted," Eagle Pass Mayor Rolando Salinas said. The city was the center of Greg Abbott's migrant crackdown last summer.
By: Benjamin Wermund
Wednesday's vote was the latest sign that the Dallas Democrat is willing to break party lines on the border as he seeks to unseat U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz.
By: Cayla Harris, Austin Bureau, Benjamin Wermund
In a statement, the Democrat made no mention of the FBI but maintained his innocence and said he still plans to run for reelection this fall.
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