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2 weeks ago | 
courant.com | Aaron Torres |Emily Brindley
By Aarón Torres and Emily Brindley, The Dallas Morning NewsAUSTIN, Texas — Texas hospitals spent more than $121 million over the course of one month treating undocumented migrants, according to a memo released Friday morning. The memo — sent by Texas Health and Human Services Commissioner Cecile Erwin Young to Gov. Greg Abbott — details the number and costs of visits from November. Across Texas that month, people not legally present in the United States visited hospitals 31,012 times.
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2 weeks ago | 
gazettextra.com | Aaron Torres |Emily Brindley
By Aarón Torres and Emily Brindley - The Dallas Morning News (TNS) AUSTIN, Texas - Texas hospitals spent more than $121 million over the course of one month treating undocumented migrants, according to a memo released Friday morning. The memo - sent by Texas Health and Human Services Commissioner Cecile Erwin Young to Gov. Greg Abbott - details the number and costs of visits from November. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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2 weeks ago | 
thederrick.com | Aaron Torres |Emily Brindley
AUSTIN, Texas - Texas hospitals spent more than $121 million over the course of one month treating undocumented migrants, according to a memo released Friday morning. The memo - sent by Texas Health and Human Services Commissioner Cecile Erwin Young to Gov. Greg Abbott - details the number and costs of visits from November. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailyitem.com | Aaron Torres |Emily Brindley
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas hospitals spent more than $121 million over the course of one month treating undocumented migrants, according to a memo released Friday morning. The memo — sent by Texas Health and Human Services Commissioner Cecile Erwin Young to Gov. Greg Abbott — details the number and costs of visits from November. kAmp4C@DD %6I2D E92E >@?E9[ A6@A=6 ?@E =682==J AC6D6?E :?
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3 weeks ago | 
gazettextra.com | Talia Richman |Philip Jankowski |Aaron Torres
DALLAS - In a seismic shift for Texas education that could have ramifications for decades, the state House signed off on a plan early Thursday to allow parents to use state dollars to pay for their children's private school education. The historic vote, which followed a marathon day of deliberations, represents a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott, who made "school choice" a top legislative priority, arguing families need financial help out of public schools that fail to meet their kids' needs.
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3 weeks ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Talia Richman |Philip Jankowski |Aaron Torres
DALLAS - In a seismic shift for Texas education that could have ramifications for decades, the state House signed off on a plan early Thursday to allow parents to use state dollars to pay for their children's private school education. The historic vote, which followed a marathon day of deliberations, represents a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott, who made "school choice" a top legislative priority, arguing families need financial help out of public schools that fail to meet their kids' needs.
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3 weeks ago | 
thederrick.com | Talia Richman |Philip Jankowski |Aaron Torres
DALLAS — In a seismic shift for Texas education that could have ramifications for decades, the state House signed off on a plan early Thursday to allow parents to use state dollars to pay for their children’s private school education. The historic vote, which followed a marathon day of deliberations, represents a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott, who made “school choice” a top legislative priority, arguing families need financial help out of public schools that fail to meet their kids’ needs.
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3 weeks ago | 
texarkanagazette.com | Talia Richman |Philip Jankowski |Aaron Torres
DALLAS -- In a seismic shift for Texas education that could have ramifications for decades, the state House signed off on a plan early Thursday to allow parents to use state dollars to pay for their children's private school education. The historic vote, which followed a marathon day of deliberations, represents a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott, who made "school choice" a top legislative priority, arguing families need financial help out of public schools that fail to meet their kids' needs.
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4 weeks ago | 
swoknews.com | Talia Richman |Philip Jankowski |Aaron Torres
DALLAS — In a seismic shift for Texas education that could have ramifications for decades, the state House signed off on a plan early Thursday to allow parents to use state dollars to pay for their children’s private school education. The historic vote, which followed a marathon day of deliberations, represents a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott, who made “school choice” a top legislative priority, arguing families need financial help out of public schools that fail to meet their kids’ needs.
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4 weeks ago | 
union-bulletin.com | Talia Richman |Philip Jankowski |Aaron Torres
DALLAS — In a seismic shift for Texas education that could have ramifications for decades, the state House signed off on a plan early Thursday to allow parents to use state dollars to pay for their children’s private school education. The historic vote, which followed a marathon day of deliberations, represents a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott, who made “school choice” a top legislative priority, arguing families need financial help out of public schools that fail to meet their kids’ needs.
