María T. Aguilera

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HOUSTON — A recent court ruling is limiting President Donald Trump’s power, at least temporarily, with potential impacts on small businesses and daily prices. The U.S. Court of International Trade has blocked several of Trump’s tariffs, declaring them unconstitutional and suggesting he may have overstepped his authority. These tariffs on imports from countries including China, Mexico and Canada were implemented under emergency powers.

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MONTGOMERY, Texas — A Magnolia nonprofit that supports people with special needs and trauma is recovering after storms swept through the area. The organization is working to clean up so it can continue its summer services. Inspiration Ranch is known for its equine-assisted therapy programs for adults and children with special needs and trauma. However, in recent days, high winds damaged roofs, downed trees and left debris scattered across the nonprofit’s 40-acre ranch.

1 month ago | cbs19.tv | Maria E. Aguilera |María T. Aguilera

HOUSTON — Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia returned to Houston Friday night after visiting Mexico where she met with a family that was deported while attempting to bring their 11-year-old daughter to Houston for brain cancer treatment. The family, who had been living in South Texas, was stopped at a checkpoint in February while en route to Houston for their daughter's medical appointment. While the parents are undocumented immigrants, their 11-year-old daughter and her siblings are U.S. citizens.

1 month ago | 12newsnow.com | Maria E. Aguilera |María T. Aguilera

HOUSTON — Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia returned to Houston Friday night after visiting Mexico where she met with a family that was deported while attempting to bring their 11-year-old daughter to Houston for brain cancer treatment. The family, who had been living in South Texas, was stopped at a checkpoint in February while en route to Houston for their daughter's medical appointment. While the parents are undocumented immigrants, their 11-year-old daughter and her siblings are U.S. citizens.

1 month ago | wfaa.com | Maria E. Aguilera |María T. Aguilera

HOUSTON — Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia returned to Houston Friday night after visiting Mexico where she met with a family that was deported while attempting to bring their 11-year-old daughter to Houston for brain cancer treatment. The family, who had been living in South Texas, was stopped at a checkpoint in February while en route to Houston for their daughter's medical appointment. While the parents are undocumented immigrants, their 11-year-old daughter and her siblings are U.S. citizens.