El Paso, Texas (KVIA) -- The legal dispute between the Texas Attorney General's Office and El Paso's Annunciation House continued today in front of the Texas Supreme Court where both sides presented their arguments. Associate Deputy Attorney General Ryan Baasch mentioned several times that Annunciation House shelter network has been harboring undocumented immigrants at their facilities and constantly denying entry to law enforcement into the she…

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accuses the nonprofit of operating a migrant stash house.

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(The Texas Tribune) -- Texas Supreme Court justices on Monday heard oral arguments in Attorney General Ken Paxton’s effort to shut down an El Paso migrant shelter network he has accused of violating state law by helping undocumented migrants. The case began in February 2024 when the attorney general’s office demanded documents from the shelter, Annunciation House, related to its work with immigrants. Annunciation House, which opened its first sh…

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Justices on Monday heard arguments from Annunciation House, which is fighting to stay open, and the Texas Attorney General’s office, which claims the shelter’s work with migrants violates state law.

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Texas Supreme Court justices on Monday heard oral arguments in Attorney General Ken Paxton’s effort to shut down an El Paso migrant shelter network he has accused of violating state law by helping undocumented migrants.

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Annunciation House is a Catholic nonprofit organization in El Paso that has been accused by the attorney general of operating as a “stash house” harboring illegal aliens. The post Texas Supreme Court Considers Paxton v. Annunciation House Arguments appeared first on Texas Scorecard.

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The Texas Attorney General’s Office told sometimes skeptical Texas Supreme Court justices Monday that El Paso’s Annunciation House migrant shelters are harboring undocumented immigrants and can’t use Catholic religious beliefs as a legal justification for its actions.“Annunciation House is not immunized because of its religion,” Assistant Attorney General Ryan Baasch said in oral arguments over the agency’s appeal of an El Paso court ruling that…

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