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2026-11-07 18:32
Abbott spent years fortifying the Texas border. Hinojosa could undo it all
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- The Washington PostLean left
As the Democratic governor-elect targets vouchers and takeovers, new school officials may reverse policies that put religion in classrooms and cut diversity efforts.
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Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) spent more than five years and $11 billion fortifying the state’s 1,250-mile border with Mexico as millions of people came into the country unlawfully under the Biden administration, but those massive investments may be wiped away when Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa (D-TX) takes…
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Trump Warns Hinojosa on Texas Border Policies Newsmax
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The Washington PostLean left
Texas remade education in the GOP’s image. Hinojosa plans to undo it.
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Abbott spent years fortifying the Texas border. Hinojosa could undo it all
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Texas’s new Democratic governor Hinojosa vows to undo policies she calls divisive
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Trump Warns Hinojosa on Texas Border Policies - Newsmax
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