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Immigrants Keep Saying She’s Ripping Them Off. Why Won’t Texas Stop Her?

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By Jason Buch Verified
| The Texas Observer Verified
The first time I heard of Alejandra Driskell was in 2014, when the Texas Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit in Bexar County accusing her of practicing immigration law without a license. The assistant attorney general who’d filed the lawsuit against Driskell, her then-husband, and others was kind enough to include in the public record hundreds of pages of depositions that outlined in great detail the shady side of San Antonio’s immigration law community.
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Cuba’s Government Is in Trump’s Crosshairs, but Political Dissidents Find No Refuge Here

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By Jason Buch Verified
| The Texas Observer Verified
In 2021, tired of what she said was years of persecution in Latin American countries after being forced out of her home country of Cuba, Maria Luisa Arango Presibal and her husband Nilo Gibert Arencibia decided to come to Florida. They passed through Central America and Mexico, then crossed the border near Del Rio, where they surrendered to Border Patrol agents and requested asylum. They were released and made their way to Miami.
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Cycling the Rio Grande as Trump’s Wall Looms

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By Jason Buch Verified
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
Health Politics Science Sports Technology Texas Weather August 2, 2026 / Jason Buch The sun is low over Nuevo Laredo as David Patricio and three friends start unloading gravel and mountain bikes for their evening ride along the Rio Grande, but the weather is still in the 90s and the humidity stifling. In the early 2000s, the City of Laredo began buying up land to create a series of parks along the river. Those parks are now threatened by President Donald Trump’s planned border wall.
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