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LAREDO MORNING TIMES: LPD receives $59K in federal funding

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Congressman Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, announced this week $59,004 in federal funding for the Laredo Police Department. Cuellar said that these funds, which are allocated through the Department of Justice’s Byrne Justice Assistance Grants, will be used to ensure law enforcement has the tools, programs, personnel and resources necessary to protect and serve the region. “When it comes to…

Rep. Cuellar’s Statement on House Victory in D.C. Court of Appeals in Border Wall Case

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Washington, D.C.—Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) released the following statement after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled in the case of House of Representatives v. Steve Mnuchin, et al. that the House has standing to pursue its litigation against the Trump Administration’s attempt to transfer appropriated funds to build a wall on the southern border: “The…

TEXAS BORDER BUSINESS: Rep. Cuellar's Statement on House Victory in D.C. Court of Appeals in Border Wall Case

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Washington, D.C. — Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) released the following statement after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled in the case of House of Representatives v. Steve Mnuchin, et al. that the House has standing to pursue its litigation against the Trump Administration’s attempt to transfer appropriated funds to build a wall on the southern border: “The…

LAREDO MORNING TIMES: TAMIU to receive nearly $500K in funding for study on guns and gang violence

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Rep. Henry Cuellar announced Wednesday with TAMIU that the university would receive $435,020 in federal funds for their work in studying gang violence in New Jersey. According to Cuellar, the funding will allow TAMIU professors along with graduate and undergraduate researchers to participate in the study of the dynamics of guns and gang violence, which is expected to help inform policy…

Rep. Cuellar Delivers $435,020 in Federal Funds to TAMIU’s Research on Gang Violence

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Laredo, TX—Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) announced $435,020 in federal funds to Texas A&M International University (TAMIU). This funding, awarded through the National Institute of Justice’s Investigator-Initiated Research and Evaluation on Firearm Violence grant program, will be used to map the networks of gang violence in New Jersey and investigate the role of firearm violence…

Rep. Cuellar Continues to Fight for Small Business Recovery During Small Business Week

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Washington, D.C.—This week, the United States is celebrating its longstanding history of supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship through National Small Business Week. To mark the occasion, Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) pays tribute to the vital role that small businesses in serving the American economy. “I stand with small businesses in South Texas and across the county as…

RIO GRANDE GUARDIAN: Ortiz: Development of Shary Village Industrial Park is on fast track

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MISSION, Texas – Killam Development’s real estate manager believes the much-anticipated Shary Village Industrial Park in Mission is now on the fast track. Rolando Ortiz participated in a webinar hosted by Congressman Henry Cuellar last week. During the webinar, Cuellar announced $3 million in federal funding for Mission Economic Development Corporation. Cuellar said these funds will…

Rep. Cuellar Announces $59,004 in Federal Funding for Laredo’s Law Enforcement

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Laredo, TX—Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) announced $59,004 in federal funding for City of Laredo’s Police Department. These funds, allocated through the Department of Justice’s Byrne Justice Assistance Grants (JAG), will be used to ensure our law enforcement has the tools, programs, personnel and resources necessary to protect and serve the region. “When it comes to the safety of…

THE MONITOR: McAllen keeps conservative budget as international travel restrictions extended

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McALLEN — COVID-19’s impact on the local economy and the federal government’s restrictions on international travel have left city leaders facing a projected $7.2 million deficit for the upcoming fiscal year.  On Friday, the Department of Homeland Security announced it was extending its limits on international travel for non-essential visitors at land ports of entry until at least…