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Jaden Edison, The Texas Tribune Jaden Edison is the public education reporter for The Texas Tribune, where he previously worked as a reporting fellow in summer 2022.

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The temporary injunction issued Monday would affect roughly 90,000 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients in Texas.

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A federal judge on Monday issued a court order temporarily blocking a Biden administration rule that would have granted some people brought into

Some voucher opponents are ready to compromise; others are hoping supporters will fumble over the program's size, eligibility and accountability.

Gov. Greg Abbott addresses the Texas House during the Opening Day of the 88th Texas Legislature at the Texas Capitol. School vouchers will have strong support in the Texas Legislature next year but some opponents hope proponents will fail to agree on the details of the proposed program. Credit: Bob Daemmrich / The Texas Tribune

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Some voucher opponents are ready to compromise; others are hoping supporters will fumble over the program's size, eligibility and accountability.